Your personal lowest point as a City fan

[jimharri]

Too many to mention. But, to name a few;

All the relegations
Owen's last minute winner in the 4-3
Scholes' last minute winning header at COMS (as it was then)
Rooney's last minute winning header in the LC s/f
RVP'S last minute winner at the Etihad (a pattern developing here!)
West Ham beating us in the q/f of the cup at COMS (Dean Ashton with both goals)
Forest in the cup 3 bloody 0
Liverpool beating us to the league by a ppint in 1977
Liverpool beating us in the LC s/f in '81. Alf fucking Grey
The Halifax and Shrewsbury defeats in the late 70s
Ricky fucking Villa
Judas Kendall running back to the wife


I could go on, and on, and on, and on.....

 

[Eddie Man City]

Owens winner w there and mega gutted

 

[mammutly]

Strangely enough, I forget the lows very quickly. There have been loads and. like most City fans who've been with the club for 30 years plus, I expect to be let down.

With 10 minutes to go against QPR last season, the fella behind me said "City are back" and I, like a few other people who heard it, smiled the same smile that we always had in stock for the inevitable dissapointment.

Low points are not to be remembered. 5-1 at Maine Road was the best game I was ever at before QPR. I can remember those points. They were high points.

 

[manimanc]

weetabix head,the carling cup 2nd leg and that fuckin gay cartwheel and camp punch of the corner flag,that split second i was absolutely distraught......
then i suddenly realised that all their celebrations and over celebrations must have meant that all those years of them telling us we mean nothing to them was true!!!

 

[Seosa]

last night shouldnt be anyones lowest, we lost the league long before last night. for me its owen's last second winner vs us in the 4-3. was inconsolable after that

Not a good one for me either, havin a missus with 2 daughters who couldn`t really care less about football not being able to understand how when i got in after that match it wasn`t just a normal day, before a killed the lot of them i took my stellas out of the fridge got my weed and set off on a very long walk

Horrible day.<br /><br />-- Sun Feb 10, 2013 9:06 pm --<br /><br />

Too many to mention. But, to name a few;

All the relegations
Owen's last minute winner in the 4-3
Scholes' last minute winning header at COMS (as it was then)
Rooney's last minute winning header in the LC s/f
RVP'S last minute winner at the Etihad (a pattern developing here!)
West Ham beating us in the q/f of the cup at COMS (Dean Ashton with both goals)
Forest in the cup 3 bloody 0

I could go on, and on, and on, and on.....

Yep.

 

[clp1000]

May 2003 - last game at Maine Road !!

 

[xmusampa]

Luton

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Luton relegation was truly gut-wrenching. Nothing has come close. When we dropped to the third at Stoke we were used to despair. I was distraught and it took six months to get over. I know it's sad but it gave me great pleasure when Luton fell out of the league. Even now whenever I hear the kerb-crawler on the radio it gives me a shudder.

 

[bada bing]

2-0 down against Gillingham in 99.

 

[Bluemanc100]

Fowler's Penalty with the final kick of the season for Europe..........

Not a low point in real terms but I went from 50,000 feet back to my seat in seconds........

-- Sun Feb 10, 2013 8:23 pm --

May 2003 - last game at Maine Road !!

Unless you mean the youth cup game, you must be talking the last league game at Maine Road which I agree was a real sad day

The actual last game at the ground was lost too.......... another pisser as there was a decent turnout