ruralblue wrote:If we don't win it this year, I'm out! ;-)
Yup will still continue my love affair with City win, lose or draw through thick and thin! Think I have said a few times recently that I will feel shit should we miss out but won't be for long as we will win it one day soon and I will be back next season with enthusiasm and hope!
Lev Bronstein wrote:The more educated on here might correct me. In Greek mythology, wasn't it Sisyphus who, having been cast into Hades, was condemned to spend his days rolling a rock up hill only for it to roll back to the bottom so he had to start all over again.
Beeks wrote:Funny isn't it..for 38 games between August and May we tear our hair out..ride a tide of elation..desperation..hatred..happiness..sadness..every emotion conceivable
Just for a team of 11 players kicking an inflated sack around in our team colours
But take a step back and you realise..it doesn't matter how well your team does
Promotion
Relegation
Cup Run
Title Challenge
FA Cup or the Johnsons Paint Cup
No matter what..after a summer of Aussie Rules Football
We are back again for more of the same regardless
What I'm trying to say is regardless of whether we win the league or not..we will still turn up next year full of optimism and go through it all again
CTID
Beeks wrote:Funny isn't it..for 38 games between August and May we tear our hair out..ride a tide of elation..desperation..hatred..happiness..sadness..every emotion conceivable
Just for a team of 11 players kicking an inflated sack around in our team colours
But take a step back and you realise..it doesn't matter how well your team does
Promotion
Relegation
Cup Run
Title Challenge
FA Cup or the Johnsons Paint Cup
No matter what..after a summer of Aussie Rules Football
We are back again for more of the same regardless
What I'm trying to say is regardless of whether we win the league or not..we will still turn up next year full of optimism and go through it all again
CTID
Ted Hughes wrote:Beeks wrote:Funny isn't it..for 38 games between August and May we tear our hair out..ride a tide of elation..desperation..hatred..happiness..sadness..every emotion conceivable
Just for a team of 11 players kicking an inflated sack around in our team colours
But take a step back and you realise..it doesn't matter how well your team does
Promotion
Relegation
Cup Run
Title Challenge
FA Cup or the Johnsons Paint Cup
No matter what..after a summer of Aussie Rules Football
We are back again for more of the same regardless
What I'm trying to say is regardless of whether we win the league or not..we will still turn up next year full of optimism and go through it all again
CTID
You missed out; give up the fucking ghost with 20 odd points to play for because we're all Ferguson's little bitches.
dazby wrote:What does Aussie rules have to do with it? Pick your nose and hand in your man card, or shuffle it or something.
bigblue wrote:Lev Bronstein wrote:The more educated on here might correct me. In Greek mythology, wasn't it Sisyphus who, having been cast into Hades, was condemned to spend his days rolling a rock up hill only for it to roll back to the bottom so he had to start all over again.
and according to Camus, we "must imagine Sisyphus happy." Quite fitting for City fans over the years I feel
MR IMAINEROAD wrote:bigblue wrote:Lev Bronstein wrote:The more educated on here might correct me. In Greek mythology, wasn't it Sisyphus who, having been cast into Hades, was condemned to spend his days rolling a rock up hill only for it to roll back to the bottom so he had to start all over again.
and according to Camus, we "must imagine Sisyphus happy." Quite fitting for City fans over the years I feel
WHo the hell reads Camus!! Pretentious moi? :)
MR IMAINEROAD wrote:bigblue wrote:Lev Bronstein wrote:The more educated on here might correct me. In Greek mythology, wasn't it Sisyphus who, having been cast into Hades, was condemned to spend his days rolling a rock up hill only for it to roll back to the bottom so he had to start all over again.
and according to Camus, we "must imagine Sisyphus happy." Quite fitting for City fans over the years I feel
Who the hell reads Camus!! Pretentious moi? :)
bigblue wrote:Lev Bronstein wrote:The more educated on here might correct me. In Greek mythology, wasn't it Sisyphus who, having been cast into Hades, was condemned to spend his days rolling a rock up hill only for it to roll back to the bottom so he had to start all over again.
and according to Camus, we "must imagine Sisyphus happy." Quite fitting for City fans over the years I feel
Beeks wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Beeks wrote:Funny isn't it..for 38 games between August and May we tear our hair out..ride a tide of elation..desperation..hatred..happiness..sadness..every emotion conceivable
Just for a team of 11 players kicking an inflated sack around in our team colours
But take a step back and you realise..it doesn't matter how well your team does
Promotion
Relegation
Cup Run
Title Challenge
FA Cup or the Johnsons Paint Cup
No matter what..after a summer of Aussie Rules Football
We are back again for more of the same regardless
What I'm trying to say is regardless of whether we win the league or not..we will still turn up next year full of optimism and go through it all again
CTID
You missed out; give up the fucking ghost with 20 odd points to play for because we're all Ferguson's little bitches.
I never mentioned anything about not believing we can win it this year
Believe it or not Ted this thread is exactly what it says on the tin
What weird little lives we live as football fans
If we didn't win the league would the sky fall in?
I'd guess at no
Yet somehow football gives you the illusion that it would
I'm 100% confident that our time in the sun is coming
That..if anything..is the over-riding factor that will make me smile through the summer should we fuck it up
Ted Hughes wrote:
To me, the 'sky falling in' scenario ended years ago, when Pearce went.
All we've had since is a club on the up. Each season has seen the team get stronger & the club get bigger yet most people seem to suffer from exactly the same miserable outlook as they did when Pearce was in charge.
Playing to try & win a title is no kind of pressure compared to playing for promotion or to avoid relegation; it's an absolute doddle.
john68 wrote:Lev,
I am not clued up at all on Greek Mythology Mate but can you confirm whether that was the same Sisyphus that was killed off by antibiotics?
Just asking
Cheers
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