Think of a jumbo jet taking off: how the engines roar, each deafening and visceral.

That was the sound, and the feeling, of being with 6,000 Manchester City followers as their workforce won the Champions League and clinched the treble.

It was a second of collective euphoria that made the bottom tremble and your physique shake.

"I never thought I'd see this day," mentioned Rob, 64, standing nonetheless amongst a crowd going wild, as if in shock.

"I've been coming since I was this high to City," he instructed me, gesturing a number of ft off the bottom, "and I never thought I'd see them do this. I'm so happy. Really, really happy."

For these followers, who hadn't made it to Istanbul, large TV screens had been put up in an previous warehouse in central Manchester.

It was a sea of blue shirts towards a background of purple brick, as these full-throated followers willed their workforce to attain.

At City's first purpose, within the 68th minute, there was a burst of dazzling pyrotechnics from the stage.

At the ultimate, victorious whistle, it was like Vesuvius had blown its prime.

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Couples kissed, some folks sobbed however the majority simply closed their eyes, pumped the air and roared.

"This is the greatest day of my life," mentioned Anthony, nonetheless staring on the display screen in surprise.

"The first half was so stressful, it was too much. But now - I can't describe it."

Sam, in her 20s, got here to look at along with her mum and was in tears after we spoke along with her.

"I'm absolutely ecstatic," she mentioned. "It's the best thing ever."

"I feel like I haven't even cried everything out yet - I feel like I could cry for another week!"

There can be, after all, extra alternatives for these soccer followers' pleased tears.

A parade via town, by City, will happen on Monday.

If tonight is something to go by this can be chant you will hear:

"City, City, the best team in the world."