Manchester City - The Worlds Biggest Small Club

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Manchester City - The Worlds Biggest Small Club
Manchester City - The Worlds Biggest Small Club
Manchester City - The Worlds Biggest Small Club

[Vizeh]

Disclaimer:

As of today a few days after the video a background song got caught and was demonetized

With YouTube I submitted it mute the song but leave the audio, and instead YouTube instead of muting the song had replaced ALL audio between 7-10 mins

Im trying to solve this but best believe it’s not meant to be like that😂

[zetanist]

Thank you mate for understanding the situation of City fans. It's not always black and white as many rival fans like to think to up their own ego.

[BeerLicious]

City was in league 2 or 3 at the time when my dad visited England back in 1990s. He was kind of free & his colleagues who were from manchester took him to a city game, his words were " I'm surprised how many fans a club coud have like those when a giant club from that city actually exists". Right now, whenever he hears city doesn't have any fans, he just smiles.

[KBHSVV]

As a FC Copenhagen fan we had Manchester City in our Champions league group and i was actually surprised by the fact that they filled up the away section I didn’t get a ticket to the game because it was sold out but I watched it at home and tbh they didn’t really sing all the game but I have seen some people say it’s because they don’t have any chants and I don’t know if it’s true but if they do get some good chants they could definitely be up there with some of the best away fans

[mrhockey]

Teams with history, repeat history. Manchester City is creating history.

[crazydragon-t]

Whether big or small, success is measured not only by the number of titles won but also by the growth of a team's fan base. Every team has the opportunity to make history and write their own story. Let's celebrate the growth and success of our favorite teams and continue to support them on their journey. #teamspirit #sportsfans #success

[eluminese]

It’s so ironic that everyone says “nobody cares” but literally everyone does when they say this, it’s actually so ironic

[man.q]

Here in South Africa Man City fan base has grown phenomenally over the past 7 years.

[TheMustache]

In the 1930s, Manchester City reached two consecutive FA Cup finals, losing to Everton in 1933, before claiming the Cup by beating Portsmouth in 1934.[15] During the 1934 run, the club broke the record for the highest home attendance of any club in English football history, as 84, 569 fans packed Maine Road for a sixth-round FA Cup tie against Stoke City – a record which stood until 2016.

Research carried out by Manchester City in 2005 estimated a fanbase of 886, 000 in the United Kingdom and a total in excess of 2 million worldwide, although since the purchase of the club by Sheikh Mansour and City's recent achievements, that figure has since ballooned to many times that size.

-wikipedia.

No fans ?

[augustosannita]

I am from Argentina and I started supporting Manchester City in 2010 when Tevez arrived. At that time. nobody knew about City and if you did, it was because it's the Man United derby. Now, in 2023, you could walk the streets and find kids wearing their jersey (Probably Álvarez or Agüero in the back), people watching their games every weekend and supporting them. The fanbase is growing a lot after 13 years and it looks like it will keep going in that way. I'm so proud to be a City fan.

[FinW.]

every goal and every trophy has still been the same feeling throughout, ive been a city fan my whole life, remembered vividly our first premier league and i was in tears, and the emotions with every important game gets me shaking, we are city 💙

[RKNow]

As a city fan. This video was amazing. People really dislike City and will complain about us but I think City in the next generation will be talked about more. Great video 🎉

[markmithi]

As a City fan i prefer it when we are fewer fans. It makes our victories even sweeter. Others say we are still a small club and i smile knowing they feel immense envy inside lol

[nathanb]

I don’t take as much of an issue with City than I do with teams like PSG. They literally weren’t relevant until they got bought by a country. City were at least a half decent team with some history

[juderose]

Don’t care what people think of us went Munich with all my mates last week 🔵🔵

[jamesgriffiths]

I really don't think City fans will care about anything like this and when it comes to the attendance in the FA cup semi final, they'd had just went to Munich and there's a cost of living crisis going on.

[Sproles]

Spot on. All these rival fans want to make sure everyone knows they “don’t care about City” even though they can’t stop talking about City.

[dennysibers]

Well I agree with what Mourhinio said at United they are making history. And also when do they eventually have “history” they’ve won more trophies in the past decade more then United Arsenal Chelsea and Tottenham so my question is when does the whole City have no history thing come to an end. Also there signings have been fairly smart. City have signed players for very low wage wise might be different but United fans say oil money acting like they haven’t spent 1 billion in the last decade

[shaunharrison]

Man City doesn't suffer from tourism. It's the working classes that have supported them through thick and thin. They are more susceptible to cost increases and trying to keep up with the amount of games they need to attend.

[liamvanramshorst]

It is what it is. We shouldn’t hate on them. People always like to think about the history of a club but you need to be around a long time to make history.People can do what they want and support what they support. Leave em be