Man City 2011-12 Premiership Champions

[Warwick Hunt]

Man City grab two last minute goals to win the title for the first time in 44 years.
Fair play to them, they've done well this year and have easily displayed the strength of character needed to claw back the deficit they were facing only a couple of months ago. Is this a shift of power across Manchester now? Are City heading into an era of Premiership dominance?

 

[firestorm]

Astounding finish to the season, really exiting to watch.

 

[propersplitbrainme]

Stunning finish to the season, well done Manchester City. And how do the fans who left early feel now DT_Xtremez_42:

Now, about those UEFA financial fair play rules.....DT_Xtremez_31:

 

[Tin basher]

well done Manchester City. Now, about those UEFA financial fair play rules.....DT_Xtremez_31:

Yes a very well done to Man City. The fans are probably to busy singing blue moon and get rat @rsed to worry. But someone in a back office had better get a grip of spending to comply with the UEFA rules, these Platini inspired rules are coming soon to a club near you.

 

[Late & Tired]

Aye, well done to the City.
No hard feelings at all, - up yer hoop Fergie
from a Gooner

 

[justintime129]

I've always had a soft spot fir city, since the days of sunmerbe,bell and Lee, and in into the early 80s with bond as the manager. Always guaranteed points at Maine rd. Well done, anything to see Utd end a season trophyless. The only downside us that taggert may stay for another few seasons.

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[Very Heavy very Humble]

Cant recall seeing a more closer end to the season like that in years. Still another twist for a PL club if Chelsea win in Munich next :-o

 

[ady eflog]

The best bit was watching the smug united faces drop at Sunderland then they got the news followed by a large following of Sunderland whipping out blue tops and doing the turning away celebration thing. funny as.

 

[Rocket_Ronster]

Yes a very well done to Man City. The fans are probably to busy singing blue moon and get rat @rsed to worry. But someone in a back office had better get a grip of spending to comply with the UEFA rules, these Platini inspired rules are coming soon to a club near you.

There`ll be no financial fair-play.
They`ll just sell advertising in their programme for £.5bn a page.
Job done.