"It's amazing United ran City so close for the title when probably only 2 or 3 united players would get in the city 11."

Mancini isn't that convincing really. Internazionale won 3 Seria A titles but they barely had any competition . He always had amazing players at his fingertips and his teams were/are rarely convincing.

Half on my dad's family support Birmingham and half support Villa. They haven't spoken to each other for years, pretty much.

Quite a few things.

1. Schalke won the game 5:3 after being 0:2 and then 2:3 behind
2. Hamburg scored in the 90th minute against Bayern (1:0) - Schalke was the champion
3. Everyone in Gelsenkirchen (Schalke) thought the game in Hamburg was over, but there were still 4 minutes of injury time to play in Hamburg
4. Then in the 93rd minute a Hamburg player passed the ball towards the goalkeeper with his foot and the goalkeeper picked up the ball, even though he could have kicked it away with ease.
5. The result was an indirect free-kick inside the penalty area and Bayern scored in the 94th minute through a small gap inside the wall.

Even i went crazy when Aguero scored... my friend wich isnt into football went aswell, i explained him how it was in England the Premiere league and told him City had to Win to became champions, he was like "impossible they are losing and its almost over" than holly shit even he went crazy!

As an neutral, but a also a fan of one of united's firecest rivals I was nearly as nervous as the City fans. Amazing last 5 minutes and was delighted City got it in the end.

Now if only my team could win the title...

I'm not a Man Ure fan but I'm so glad Man City won the league.

The process of scouting hundreds of players from a young age, selecting the most talented ones, nurturing them into good players and raising them with the club, the fans and their future team-mates is quite different from saying "how much do you want for Balotelli?"

It shows a significant investment of time and resources beyond money. The players will have a real connection to the club by the time they are playing in the first team.

You'd rather Manchester Utd win it? Loco!

I have Mancunian blood and most people from Manchester (or have affiliations with Manchester) support Manchester City. My nan who was a fan of Manchester City and she unfortunately passed away last year but she would over the moon that Manchester City beat Manchester Utd.

And yet there are so many talents that basically every club has a chance of buying them in case not everyone is talking about them. The difference is that it's very risky to do since you can't just buy 1000 players at the age of 10 every year and even if you could, it's very possible that these players are leaving to play for other clubs in lower divisions to get a real chance of playing football professionally.
Now Messi wouldn't have been this good if he had been bought by some other club with a not as good youth academy.

I'm looking forward to that day.