A bit of context; you edge past a team at home who six years ago were a midtable league two side, while we hit four without response against a team who at the same point six years ago were Europa Cup finalists, and more recently than that a premier league side, and you think that is some kind of proof of your progress/comparable to our efforts?
Back in your box, lad.
I've always said you would level out at league one, and haven't changed my mind; I think you'll likely finish comfortably midtable, and then next summer we'll see if the momentum that took you from non-league gets built on.
Frankly; I doubt it - your owner seems fly-by-night, and I don't fancy him dropping the sort of coin that will be needed to stop your best players leaving or to replace them. Cue your manager getting poached, an inability to replace him with someone capable of galvanising the free transfers and loans they'll be left with, and the inevitable slide back to the fight for survival.
The concept your club are in anyway close to catching us in terms of facilities, playing staff, resources and just any aspect you can imagine is genuinely laughable; if I were a sag (a terrifying thought) I'd be GLAD I wasn't in the championship and getting directly compared to our own set up - would only add emphasis to the epic chasm between us.
And BTW - we've more points than you, a better goal difference and are two points off the playoffs spots in our division to the one you are in yours; the fact you consider your position cause to speak about you "coming for us" while we're not here talking about moving even further ahead of you speaks volumes about the mentalities of our respective fan bases. Your unhealthy obsession with reaching parity due to the scored of years spent in our shadow compares badly to our desire to build a club able to support itself and bring sustained success. It's slightly depressing to see, in all honesty.
We were also missing two of our most influential midfielders in Korey Smith and four-time Championship promotion-winning captain O'Neil, yet still kept a clean sheet and scored four - that your top striker (who has scored the majority of his goals outside of league football and who turned his back on his boyhood club after agreeing a move there, and then proceeded to mock them when next playing them; classy fellow) was missing doesn't really mean much to us. Especially when we have the top scoring player in the football league who is a good eight years Mr Taylor's junior.
I'm not prone to the sort of bragging that the above looks like, but when the supporter of some former non-league mob (who for all intents and purposes stole their ground from another sports team and now bulked this out with tents, and who's Chelsea fan owner seems adverse to buying players despite his apparently bottomless wealth and the club having two promotions in two years) tries to talk about them even coming close to emulating the progressive and professional set-up we're putting together at City, I think it's worth pointing out how ridiculous that is, and reminding them of a few choice facts.