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It’s a stab in the dark, but I think it was Andy Morris

He was a marquee signing at the time. Just turns out that they had enough of those already and had nowhere to pitch him ?

Own up, who posted this?!

Nice parting shot from the player Joey Barton publicly criticised. That will get the fewers in a frenzy. I like Max Ehmer he knows

Even BCC is joining in the fun - they're going be building GAP HOMES in Horfield ? https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jun/16/bristol-to-build-gap-homes-on-garage-sites-to-tackle-housing-crisis

It didn`t take long for one of the belters to say he was lucky he never had to play in front of a packed crowd at the Mem. He could stay there till he`s sixty and never do that.

Obviously the tax dodger Pantsdown has paid them to post. No-one could possibly believe players would really say these things about the universally loved special club admired by football fans the world over.

I'm sure it must be easy playing on a turnip patch surrounded by an assortment of tents, plastic chairs and a garden shed once you've flicked off all of the dog sausages with a stick. Nice bit of tarmac though [worth YET another mention]

You know you've troughed as a club when ex-players prefer playing for Steve Evans than a Rovers manager

Will add a bit to the Marriott stuff tomorrow, bit more explanation of the Regulations and how they might apply etc- think the Football League were within their rights, probably. Saw an interesting Tweet Monday- may well come to nothing so I'm not getting excited but who knows... Just remember, although the EFL Statement and Announcement of the Guilty Verdict arose on Tuesday 11th May 2021- just after the final Game of the Regular Season basically, the Verdict itself actually was reached on Friday 7th May 2021- the final day before the final game of the Regular Season. How then should it be rolled forward into 2021/22?

That can't be right Ska, Oxford, Doncaster Utd, Blackpool, Rotherham, Lincoln and MK are all tinpot clubs surely ??

When we got relegated and when cotts came in we were getting between 11 and 12 k were we not at the bottom? But no there's some reason they would dream up of why they would do better.

The rosey cheeked lady garden up to his old tricks again, obviously

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/57494652 2 key Exeter forwards to miss the play offs......

Yeah thats special tarmac

They’ve noticed another one of their ex players liking the comment as well. Hard to take for the majority of them who believe the bullshit they spout about themselves being loved by everyone who wears that shit looking shirt for a living.

Someone seriously feels they're in a position to criticise a ground with one bad end? Ah.....so covid is responsible for them playing their marquee signings in front of marquees? Right you are. For all in tents and purposes they may have a point...they couldn't upgrade their tents to gazebo's with Go Outdoors closed I suppose! Good what now?!? They're hilarious! The number of them taking his dig about the ground as a personal attack on them is mind boggling!

The Greater Good is great at keeping us informed. In the post today was yet another booklet re all the brews available plus hints. Here are a few snaps....just in case you're still interested in buying or have taken the plunge.

Just checked the map. It appears the only professional cricket team within bristol boundaries is Gloucestershire. The other lot is 50 miles away!

Traditional county border is actually the River Avon, anything north is Glorious Gloucestershire, anything south Somerset Bottlers. Bristol itself was created a county in 1373 and included a small part of the area that would become Bedminster.When the Nevil Rd County Ground was opened it was in open countryside in Gloucestershire,a fact which seems to escape the nimby idiots who only recently moved in.

Nearly 800 years of being the City and County of Bristol by royal decree and you want to claim it for Somerset?

Then the concentrate (fresh press) is added followed by the yeast...