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Thank you to everybody on here who gave advice and information about attending the Take That concert. We parked in one of the side streets off Duckmoor Road, quite near the stadium. Slight hiccup, as we then discovered that each of us had assumed the other one had printed the tickets off the e-mail - so no tickets! Stewards and the ticket office were very helpful in getting us in, and the people doing the bag searches were very friendly. We then somehow managed to be sitting in the wrong block, and were led out by two stewards and escorted to our correct seats - which were actually a sligh21 points
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Not one of anyone's high points that would have been at this game, still amazes me the game got played on the night, the TV footage was very indicative of what happened But the bottom line is nobody should go to a football match and not come back alive11 points
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Don't know about "struck off", I just wish they would **** off.11 points
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First of all what a great night, Ashton Gate done Bristol proud and certainly hosted a great show with very little critism from me. I have been to many gigs at many venues and I have tried to think about my experience without any bias. I got to AG around 4.30pm so plenty early. There were already lots of people arriving. The stadium was busy serving drinks of all kinds and lots of food, they certainly seemed to have put the effort in to cater for most. I didn’t buy anything as we had gone to Wetherspoons in Clifton and had food and drink, love a Steak Day me! On arrival for pitch st10 points
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TAKE THAT (@ BRISTOL CITY) TAKE THAT! (@ BRISTOL ROVERS)8 points
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I have always regarded the classic robin, bridge and ball as our badge. One day the club may do so as well.7 points
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Preferred the one with the suspension bridge . Shame it’s being left out7 points
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In Memoria e Amicizia, in Memory and Friendship Rocco Acerra Bruno Balli Alfons Bos Giancarlo Bruschera Andrea Casula Giovanni Casula Nino Cerullo Willy Chielens Giuseppina Conti Dirk Daenecky Dionisio Fabbro Jacques François Eugenio Gagliano Francesco Galli Giancarlo Gonnelli Alberto Guarini Giovacchino Landini Roberto Lorentini Barbara Lusci Franco Martelli Loris Messore Gianni Mastrolaco Sergio Bastino Mazzino Luciano Rocco Papaluca Luigi Pidone Benito Pistolato Patrick Radcliffe Domenico Ragazzi Antonio Ragnanese Claude Robert6 points
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I must say, when the evening got darker and the only lights were from the stage, the concert got better! The club really should look to turn off the fluorescent lighting in the stands when we have night games, it was so much better.6 points
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God it was good!6 points
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When I was shopping in the Bullring in Birmingham, I saw Jack Grealish unknowingly drop his wallet as he was leaving John Lewis. I tapped him on the shoulder to tell him at which he threw himself to the ground and rolled over, holding his face.6 points
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Their fans? It wasn’t that long ago we were promoted to the second tier under GJ and that season they finished above us ... no need to look down on other clubs, we ain’t in a position to be condescending are we ?!5 points
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Possibly their mail coach was attacked by a lioness. It does happen and that would certainly explain why they haven't yet appeared.5 points
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I agree. I find it staggering that we can have people drinking alcohol, standing, dancing and moving to and from their seats in a dark football ground and that is less of a risk than a football match where we have to be illuminated at a level that it affects my enjoyment. Crazy.5 points
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I heard there were Rick Astley fans in the Take That end !5 points
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Don’t go there when we constantly try to rape Barnsley! Did someone say “Wael of Fortune”?....... Tentstock Please god.....I’ve got Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman “Time to say Goodbye” lined up ready......5 points
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I agree yes the Journalism is shit, I said on here a few weeks back now that if our local rag were any decent sort of news outlet they’d of sent someone down Chernobyl trying to find out, not just for themselves but for the loyal and true masses as to what the hell is happening down there, but they don’t kick up a fuss enough for anybody to take any notice, so end up with the shit club they deserve. I mean how can anymore not feel sorry for them, and just gift them a new stadium for absolutely nothing, when you have supporters like this deluded bellend below.... Amazing fan base, the4 points
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Here's my Take That claim to fame. Back in the early 90s, when I was very nearly almost famous for playing a stupid Norman soldier on the kids show Maid Marian and her Merry Men, some of the cast did a guest appearance on a TV show called Hangar 17, which was a sort of variety show for kids. As I recall, we were in a showbiz quiz against a team from East Enders. Other guests on the show were Take That. I'd never heard of them, but my 13 year old niece begged me to get their autographs. They were in the dressing room over the corridor and only too happy to oblige. Nice lads. There was something4 points
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I do reckon the EFL know who is compliant and who is not waiting to see who was promoted. I also think they are happy Villa were promoted so they do not have to impose the rules onto them.4 points
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To answer the question at the bottom of the image. The most naff looking one.4 points
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I hope ,when they came on, they didn't shout "Hello BRISTOL!" If they did ,I trust you all shouted back ......... " ahem ,hello Bristol CITY , actually !"4 points
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Stewarding was the most friendly and helpful that I've experienced at a concert - gold stars all round.4 points
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I've still not gotten over the 1909 final so thanks for reminding me.4 points
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I think we are at a watershed on FFP now. Gibson has thrown his toys out and gone legal - will that work? Doubt it, but at least he has made his feelings clear and tried to do something. The issue here is not the spineless EFL, its the other clubs in this league who would appear to have let Derby and Villa off the hook at the meeting they had in March. They were the clubs that should have said no, this is not acceptable and forced the EFL to act, they didn't. Villa are now home free, at least they are if they are not relegated next year, will Derby now feel hot breath on their collar4 points
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That's got to be the most unexpected reactions to seeing a City player on this thread. Each to their own I suppose @Henry4 points
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I heard the local residents themselves paid for it to obscure views of the ‘stadium’.4 points
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I’ve always enjoyed away days much more than home games - I just hate the attitude of some of our home fans - lots of years back I just did away games for two seasons and didn’t renew my season ticket - and the reason was a ‘City fan’ yelled “What have you ever done for the shirt Tinnion?” during a home game when Tinman was getting towards the end of his career - that was enough for me - after telling him what I thought of his comment I had no interest in sitting amongst idiots like that at The Gate - so I just did away games, and enjoyed it soooo much more - we’ve got some right ‘orrible, neg4 points
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You saw him in Jamal Campbell Rice????4 points
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Andy lewelyn3 points
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Read all these posts, seen all these pictures and I can't help but think... Section82 are going to have to raise their game next season. Entry to the south stand via a cardboard cutout space invader, with them then miming along to terrace chants from the 70s should do it.3 points
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Oh god that brings back memories. Is it wrong I still know all the words to Robbies “rap” in the middle? Also, I meant to post this from last night. Everyone’s holding up their phone torches during a song. Check out the two people behind on their balconies, also doing the same.3 points
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Great band.3 points
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Brain Dead Bristol3 points
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Post are all over it now so it must be true https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/bristol-rovers-respond-warning-club-2918107 A statement from the club explains: 'The accounts were filed by the club's auditors, Grant Thornton, on Thursday evening, but they only used a second class stamp. These things take time'3 points
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Hardly anyone with any sense paid in the 80s!3 points
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That’s a good thing, the world would be a much better place if everyone had a bit of Glasto in their lives3 points
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Hi RedM The 'sip' test is now a standard part of many search patterns. It's to avoid anyone bringing in toxic fluids such as acid, or anything flammable. (it's not to stop you sneaking in a cheeky vodka!) It is routinely carried out in courts for visitors and even members of the jury. Glad it all went off well3 points
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Plus the fact he has kept his businesses local and not moved them to say Singapore, like another local businessman, means that his is still contributing to the local economy in many ways other than direct taxation.3 points
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I spotted Marley Watkins one sunny afternoon coming out of Co-op. I ignored him tho as I didn't want the embarrassment of him talking to me.3 points
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Last ones, I promise. These letters looked great I thought.2 points
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Some of the stadium looking great and LJ in attendance, leaning against the doorframe under ‘THE’2 points
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Some photos2 points
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Woke up this morning with a sore head 10 minutes later she rings me with a list of jobs to do today,! Reality returns to normal2 points
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It also means the title (name) of the entity struck off becomes available should one wish to acquire it.... Just imagine....2 points
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I took my wife and 2 of her bridesmaids as a present for our 20th wedding anniversary. I did fear the worst, but to be fair to Rick, whilst his music is not my cup of tea, he still has an impressive voice, and as far as support acts go, he at least knew how to get the crowd going. For me, the highlight of Take That's set was their Evel Kinevel tribute act:2 points
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Because they’re both characterless Thames Valley shitholes?2 points
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He's visiting relatives or someone close by. Whoever they are, they have been on the same ward as my old man. Seen him and Mrs lansdown almost everyday up there last week. Said hello the first few times and then exchanged pleasantries after that, one of which he instigated, which was very decent of him.2 points
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My guess is he spends that money investing in Bristol/UK in ways he thinks are useful, rather than let whatever hapless government is in charge ‘waste it’. Not saying it’s right or wrong, but can understand the position.2 points
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I ignore them and would ignore any famous person if I ever saw any.2 points
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The stadium was valued in 2017 at c£41m, this was based on the original cost of construction less depreciation (an annual reduction in value based on the expected useful life of the asset, probably 50 years). In the 2017/18 financial year Derby ‘sold’ the stadium for £81m meaning they could book a profit of £40m. The reason this could be viewed as dubious is the sale was not to 3rd party, but to another company owned by Derby’s owner. There is nothing illegal in that, in business sale and leaseback transactions are quite common usually to allow a company to access cash from valuable asset2 points
