Kompany: Man City fans are now living their dreams

City have gone nearly two years without winning a trophy, something they have been used to for large parts of their history but not since 2008 when new ownership from Abu Dhabi pushed them into the footballing elite.

"This is a club that wants to get into the habit of winning trophies every single year and when that doesn't happen, you want to feel a big sense of disappointment. If it doesn't hurt, then something is rotten," he said.

"When I came to City, the game that all the fans talked about was the Wembley game against Gillingham. Winning a (Second Division) play-off was the biggest thing that many of our fans had seen.

"I'm not dismissing how important that game was, but in the last few years, City fans have lived their dreams. They are now supporting a club that wants to win trophies every single year and are disappointed when it doesn't happen.

"That's a good environment to be in, if I am honest. We want to build a club that expects to win trophies - and then asks questions if those targets don't get met."

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