Source: Daily_Mail
History boys! Yaya's Wembley winner ends 35 year wait for a trophy
ShareYaya Toure's 74th minute winner gave jubilant Manchester City their first trophy for 35 years and sparked scenes of joy at Wembley.[LNB] But tough disciplinarian Roberto Mancini vowed to deny his side the chance to celebrate with a drink on the train home, even though he acknowledged that his players were history-makers.[LNB] Delight: Yaya Toure is on cloud nine after scoring[LNB] Match-winner Toure - who repeated his semi-final feat against Manchester United by thumping the decisive strike - dedicated his goal to his brother Kolo, currently serving a drugs suspension.[LNB] After emerging from a mountain of ecstatic City players, Yaya Toure said: 'The dream is now real and it is so fantastic to win for the club. It is amazing to win this final to go with our Champions League place.[LNB] 'I dedicate this win to my brother because this year he has had a lot of trouble and it has been quite grim. I saw in his eyes how badly he wanted to play but he will come back stronger.'[LNB] Manager Mancini wants City to come back even stronger on Tuesday, when City have to play Stoke again. That is why the Italian insisted that the club's train back to Manchester would remain dry.[LNB] Trophy hunters: City get their hands of the FA Cup [LNB] Asked if there would be any alcohol for him or the players on the way home, he said: 'No for me and no for the players. They know we play in three days.'[LNB]Fitness coach Ivan Carminati explained: 'We go home on the train and then the players are free. They are also free on Sunday but they have training on Monday and Mancini has told them not to drink.'[LNB] However, life president Bernard Halford suggested the alcohol ban might be hard for the players to observe, saying: 'I am sure they will enjoy themselves on the train.' [LNB][LNB] [LNB] Explore more:People: Roberto Mancini Places: Manchester
