tbh at the time neither.... in hindsight cant seperate them as both were equally important at different stages. May sound like fence sitting but without the Gills we wouldnt have had the QPR. However the QPR could be as important for the future of the clab as any other game because if we'd have blown that not sure how the players and fans would have reacted.
My next question is: Leeds have been in League One recently, so do you think we will be Premier League champions one day too? x
Possibly, however not if Mr Platini, Bayern Munich and Arsenal have anything to do with it. Did you read the article a couple of weeks ago my Martin Samuels in the Mail. Very revealing and insightful.
It was about the end of a dream. If FFP comes in it will effectively stop any other clubs competeing with the current top clubs because without the backing they wont be able to compete with the revenue streams generated by the CL trophy and marketting spin offs. just google Martin Sam and FFP theres a whole host of stuff he's done
Oh dear. Looks like our days of mixing it with the big boys and fighting for Champions League places are all but over. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted. x
I'm sure they'll amend it with some sort of capital investment clause, so don't worry too much. Peacock Dreams
If we could "do a Newcastle" I'd be more than happy with that! x
I think Leeds are capable of that, and I'd like you lot to back up top, so long as it's not at the expense of City Peacock Dreams
Manchester City's League One play-off final win over Gillingham in 1999 and final day Premier League win over QPR yesterday bear many similarities.
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YES THEY CERTAINLY DID..
A fire drill took place at the end of both these games and the fickle Bertie Magoos left yet again, in droves without knowing or caring of the final result on both occasions.
Whiteside
Am sure someone will post the link to the united fans staying in droves for the 1-6 or even for the semifinals at wembly.
Hypo griff?
Hypo potamus
No am sure there's a word similar though
Or the FA Cup third round two years ago. x
I was at the Gillingham game and I even I stayed till the end.
I'll always remember the Gillingham game as the one in which I 'caught the bug'. Had only been to my first City game a couple of months earlier at home to Notts County, but seeing the reaction of my old man, grandad, and everyone else in the pub we watched it in, what it meant to them all, that's when City hooked me in.
But yesterday, now I'm older and have a decent understanding of football, yesterday has to be the one for me. To go from a feeling of such sheer frustration/disappointment/self pity, to pure ecstasy in the space of what, two minutes, and to actually be physically there, that's the one for me. Had I been a bit older in 1999 maybe it would be harder to choose, and obviously if we hadn't have won that game who knows where we'd be now, certainly doubt we'd have the Premier League trophy in our cabinet though.
I was at the Gillingham game as a guest of one one of the Gillingham directors!
His escort no doubt, did you give him a happy ending?
no not really. City won in the end
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posted on 14/5/12
tbh at the time neither.... in hindsight cant seperate them as both were equally important at different stages. May sound like fence sitting but without the Gills we wouldnt have had the QPR. However the QPR could be as important for the future of the clab as any other game because if we'd have blown that not sure how the players and fans would have reacted.
posted on 14/5/12
My next question is: Leeds have been in League One recently, so do you think we will be Premier League champions one day too? x
posted on 14/5/12
Possibly, however not if Mr Platini, Bayern Munich and Arsenal have anything to do with it. Did you read the article a couple of weeks ago my Martin Samuels in the Mail. Very revealing and insightful.
posted on 14/5/12
No, what was it? x
posted on 14/5/12
It was about the end of a dream. If FFP comes in it will effectively stop any other clubs competeing with the current top clubs because without the backing they wont be able to compete with the revenue streams generated by the CL trophy and marketting spin offs. just google Martin Sam and FFP theres a whole host of stuff he's done
posted on 14/5/12
Oh dear. Looks like our days of mixing it with the big boys and fighting for Champions League places are all but over. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted. x
posted on 14/5/12
I'm sure they'll amend it with some sort of capital investment clause, so don't worry too much. Peacock Dreams
posted on 14/5/12
If we could "do a Newcastle" I'd be more than happy with that! x
posted on 14/5/12
I think Leeds are capable of that, and I'd like you lot to back up top, so long as it's not at the expense of City Peacock Dreams
posted on 14/5/12
Manchester City's League One play-off final win over Gillingham in 1999 and final day Premier League win over QPR yesterday bear many similarities.
***
YES THEY CERTAINLY DID..
A fire drill took place at the end of both these games and the fickle Bertie Magoos left yet again, in droves without knowing or caring of the final result on both occasions.
posted on 14/5/12
Whiteside
Am sure someone will post the link to the united fans staying in droves for the 1-6 or even for the semifinals at wembly.
Hypo griff?
Hypo potamus
No am sure there's a word similar though
posted on 14/5/12
Or the FA Cup third round two years ago. x
posted on 14/5/12
I was at the Gillingham game and I even I stayed till the end.
posted on 15/5/12
I'll always remember the Gillingham game as the one in which I 'caught the bug'. Had only been to my first City game a couple of months earlier at home to Notts County, but seeing the reaction of my old man, grandad, and everyone else in the pub we watched it in, what it meant to them all, that's when City hooked me in.
But yesterday, now I'm older and have a decent understanding of football, yesterday has to be the one for me. To go from a feeling of such sheer frustration/disappointment/self pity, to pure ecstasy in the space of what, two minutes, and to actually be physically there, that's the one for me. Had I been a bit older in 1999 maybe it would be harder to choose, and obviously if we hadn't have won that game who knows where we'd be now, certainly doubt we'd have the Premier League trophy in our cabinet though.
posted on 15/5/12
I was at the Gillingham game as a guest of one one of the Gillingham directors!
posted on 15/5/12
His escort no doubt, did you give him a happy ending?
posted on 15/5/12
no not really. City won in the end
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