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Rumoured to be the posh, can’t help but laugh at these belters..... rovers5charlton5 Fans' Favourite 55 minutes ago Antonio Fargas likes this Quote If this is true, and it could be as Ivan Toney is on the verge of a move away from Peterborough, then I would say the tweet is rubbish, as I wouldn't describe that as a 'fantastic move'. oldgas Club Legend 34 minutes ago Quote If he does sign for that rag-arseoutfit then I hope we return the favour and trouser a fortune for an absolute lemon like we’ve signed from them in the past. singupgas Club Legend 8 minutes ago Quote If he goes, if we are demanding million or 2 for him,

We only have one man's word for that and this is not how it appears at the companies registry in Jersey. And the same man seems to have forgotten to tell Companies House in England that shares have been issued to capitalise the Dwane Sports loan so their charge over the Memorial Stadium can be removed from the record. I think we might shortly be hearing from Mr Hani Al-Quidi who is not a great fan of Bristol Rovers FC and, at the moment, may not be a great fan of Mr Wael Al-Quidi.

Is that the first team that Bristol beat at Sandy Park earlier in the season?

Charge 1 - Stadium The independent panel reaches the conclusion of fair value. £81.1m falls inside their concluded fair value range of £74.4m to £89.5m. Charge 2 - Amortisation Concluded that the policy wasn’t made clear in the accounts. Review of the policy actual revealed it is acceptable and meets the relevant accounting standards. The EFL don’t have a leg to stand on any appeal. Especially when you look at one of their key experts, Mr Messenger using stadiums such as Burton, Shrewsbury, Colchester, Chesterfield and Doncaster to draw accurate comparisons. He got mixed up between capacity, number of seats and square meters!

Off to that bigger club Mansfield?

https://www.skysports.com/share/12057204 Masks allowed off whilst watching the game . Small steps

There is nothing wrong with the loans from Rams Investment Limited (Gabay) and MCD (Dell), they are both third parties. The amounts, unless converted into equity, cannot be used for FFP purposes. Having lent all that cash the lenders have security with the charges over all the assets of the companies, that is not unusual, and no different from the arrangements for a house mortgage. It continues to look like Morris has had enough though, he is no longer funding the club. As to the disciplinary panel decision best to await a copy of the decision and the outcome of any appeal before commenting. A quick look at the accounts for 2018 show that the position is still dire. At 30 June 2018 the football club lost £26 million before the stadium transfer, and there is no indication that matters have improved in 2019 and 2020. They also had £50 million of intangible assets on the balance sheet, those will need to dealt with through the Profit and Loss account at some point in time. So let's say £25 million a year loss for 2018, 2019 and 2020, so £75 million, less the profit on disposal, gives you £35 million. Disposals of players will not benefit the club to the same amount as others for the reasons already stated.

None taken. I live five minutes away from the Glos ground and know more City-supporting Glos fans than Sags. That’s not to say I don’t see Sags at Glos, but the whole concept of Glos=Gas is completely false. Also, you’d might be surprised about the amount of City fans heading on the 73 bus down Gloucester Road to the Gate on a match day. Lockleaze is probably the last Sag stronghold in Bristol, IMO.

There may well have been a group of Glos fans singing their dirge. But we need to dispel the myth that Glos = Gas. It doesn’t. There’s loads of City who follow Glos. I guess if you meet a Gas cricket fan, he’s most likely to follow Glos. However, if you meet a City cricket fan, it’s probably 50/50 as to whether he’d be Glos or Somerset. I like both and want both to do well. To me it’s a friendly rivalry.

I take it we lost to Somerset then! Saw score on Day 2 or 3 and didn't look good! ?

Wayne "sorry lads, didn't see it" Barnes, to give him his full name.

Got to hand it to Exeter. The reserve players come in and play exactly like the first 15. The very definition of a club having an "identity". Obviously have a very impressive coaching set-up. Two games in five days looks too much for some of the Bristol players.

What irritates me is this whole idea that Exeter are some sort of saintly club financially. People make out that they’re players play for peanuts and just for their love of the club, which is total nonsense. Add to that their on the whole dull, uninspiring brand of rugby (despite having the likes of Hogg and Slade in their back line) and the fact we so often come so close yet so far against them, wouldn’t it be great if we thumped them with Piutau, Radradra and Morahan running riot

Rob Baxter really irritates me for some reason.