100000000000005 Great comedy Man City moments

Originally Posted by Jethro

The only team in world football that could walk a league and still have the piss taken out of them.

Pretty much

Originally Posted by Arnold Muhren

The reality:
https://twitter.com/key103news/statu...144622081?s=21
“Flock”

They have had 3 big games this season, they lost all 3..

Originally Posted by Drexl

"It all fell a bit flat didn't it lads?" was my opening gambit.

Nicking that one.

Originally Posted by dunk

They have had 3 big games this season, they lost all 3..

And this one.

Originally Posted by Drexl

Nah, we ruined their party

Yesterday was absolutely the worst way for them to win it and I for one find it hilarious.

"It all fell a bit flat didn't it lads?" was my opening gambit.

Yeah, jokes on them only winning the league by 16 points in mid-April.

lol @ city

Embarrassing. How far we done fall.

Originally Posted by Sapien

Yeah, jokes on them only winning the league by 16 points in mid-April.

lol @ city

Embarrassing. How far we done fall.

Up to you pal. These are mates I'm talking about. "Oh hello lads, haven't seen you for a couple of weeks, back out of the woodwork are we?"

Originally Posted by Sapien

Yeah, jokes on them only winning the league by 16 points in mid-April.

lol @ city

Embarrassing. How far we done fall.

Maybe those who were resigned to city winning it back in October built up a thick skin. Just saying. They'll always be ripe to take the piss out of. Lighten up

at least we know what this weeks cartoon will be about

https://twitter.com/squires_david/status/985660232079630336

Originally Posted by Sapien

Yeah, jokes on them only winning the league by 16 points in mid-April.

lol @ city

Embarrassing. How far we done fall.

Embarrassing not being top of the pile for 50 years. Everybody does it.

Originally Posted by TheFatGoth

End 'off' the season, No where. what a dingbat.

https://twitter.com/DeludedBrendan/status/986231016418406400

https://youtu.be/OPGc1i8jhzk

They just don’t know how to act when they win. I think they were secretly much happier in the lower leagues.

#Naturalhabitat

Originally Posted by utd99

They just don’t know how to act when they win. I think they were secretly much happier in the lower leagues.

#Naturalhabitat

And he painted plastic fans and plastic cats and dogs

Originally Posted by sub three hours

And he painted plastic fans and plastic cats and dogs

He painted grown men on the corner of the street with their shark hats on

Originally Posted by sa7

He painted grown men on the corner of the street with their shark hats on

Very good sa7

Originally Posted by sa7

He painted grown men on the corner of the street with their shark hats on

Originally Posted by utd99

They just don’t know how to act when they win. I think they were secretly much happier in the lower leagues.

#Naturalhabitat

Those six or seven fans outside the ground celebrating the title reminded me of this

https://twitter.com/DeludedBrendan/status/986231016418406400

The greatest own goal ever was scored 20 years ago today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWNjWfIHXL4

From wiki

Pollock scored a bizarre own goal in the penultimate game of the season, against Queens Park Rangers, where he flicked the ball over an opposing player before sending a looping header over his own goalkeeper. The own goal condemned Manchester City to relegation to the third tier for the first time, whilst keeping QPR in the division. As a result, a group of QPR fans thanked him by voting him the "most influential man of the past 2,000 years" in an internet poll, where "Jesus came second, apparently.

Originally Posted by rubbernecker

The greatest own goal ever was scored 20 years ago today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWNjWfIHXL4

From wiki

Pollock scored a bizarre own goal in the penultimate game of the season, against Queens Park Rangers, where he flicked the ball over an opposing player before sending a looping header over his own goalkeeper. The own goal condemned Manchester City to relegation to the third tier for the first time, whilst keeping QPR in the division. As a result, a group of QPR fans thanked him by voting him the "most influential man of the past 2,000 years" in an internet poll, where "Jesus came second, apparently.