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I believe the club were heading in a good direction with NP.I believe when our injury situation improved it would have made a big difference to results. I believe the players liked and responded well to working with NP.The whole manner of Nige's sacking stank. Under this administration we have had some very questionable appointments as manager/head coach.Also a couple of very questionable sackings in managers that I believe were very good appointments that didn't recieved the backing they deserved. As I said,to me it is not about results. I was excited at what I could see NP was trying to do.He was rebuilding bridges between club and fans. For me he was making the club start to feel like the great times I enjoyed under Steve Cotteril and Gary Johnson.Even thought hat was League One I loved those times. In my eyes the club have been guilty many times of not being honest with fans and not really even trying to hide the fact.I think other people say it better when the use the phrase "customers not supporters".Things like tame interviews with Joe Sims really tell you all you need to know.

6 unbeaten.Fair enough.However the relationship between club and many supporters is terrible. Trust issues particularly are extremely low.Not everything is about results on the pitch.

I thought he had retired but may be wrong?

Quins still giving me sleepless nights!

I am impressed that you are still looking for them.

Good point.Or should that be two points,

I think you are right. I imagine attendances will fall off a cliff next season.

Such a shame, especially when you consider the fantastic home support the team has had this year.

Surely we have got some spare rain they can have?

I admire your dedication Shahan.It must be a tough season for all of you dedicated supporters in what feels like a season of wasted opportunity. I was at the game at Ashton Gate when they won promotion and it is pretty sad to see how this season has unfolded.

Could you not have left the last photo out?

Maybe letting people know what it is would increase your chances of getting a response.

I looked at train fares and the cheapest I could find was £220 return which seemed excessive.

Penalties did seem a bit soft but it seems any time a defender lifts their hands above their waist they are asking for trouble.Great that the game has no VAR though.

Looking at the possibility of a short trip to Edinburgh and possibly Dublin at a later date.As someone that hasn't flown in a very long time, any tips on getting the best deal in flights please. Also not a holder of a valid passport but I have eventually got around to getting one of those fancy new drivers licence with a very attractive photo of myself on.I think the drivers licence will be fine for Scotland but not sure about Ireland.Thanks for any advice.

Maybe read the opening post again?Perhaps pay particular attention to the last paragraph.

I reckon it is.In fairness some of the Spoons pubs are in fantastic buildings.

Can't believe I forgot Basso!I know he was a marmite to some fans but I thought he was great fun.(Back in the days when football could be fun and not win at all cost).

So many spring to mind.Players like Alan Walsh and Scott Murray.Would love to have Marvin Elliott back in his prime though.JET was great fun.Loved Albert.Could be here all day with this one.

Not knocking Yate in general, but I think it has the most unattractive and soulless (I know) Wetherspoons I have ever been in.

It's hard to believe we are still the same club as we were back then.

Pearl's a singer-Elkie Brooks

Bank robber-The Clash

Just dawned on me I am thinking of Nathan Hughes!

I thought he went to Bath then possibly France.Is he still officially a Bristol player?