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  1. Think back to the early 90's just before the Prem started. Div 4 & 3 had 24 clubs in each, Divs 2 & 1 22 each. The lower wo divs were considered Associate Members and for voting had four four votes between them. The top two divs were Full Members and had a vote each. The Associate members requested one vote each and the clubs then in Div 1, got together and suggested a formula that the rest of the League accepted. Div 4 clubs - 1 vote each, Div 3 - 3 votes each, Div 2 - 6 votes each and the Div 1 clubs would have 12 votes each. The 22 Div 1 clubs working together would out vote the other seventy clubs in the League. At the same meeting they pushed through "Each club will keep 100% of gate receipts". Until then gate receipts were split three ways. The majority went to the home team, some to the visitors and a third portion into a central pot submitted to the League. The central pots from each team were added together and at the end of the season split into 92 equal portions, one for each team.
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    Norwich forum

    That was my point; City do not scout in their own area.
  3. I found this post from a Yeovil fan on another forum; this time last year we had a owner trying his best to sell the club, we was 3 days away from extinction, it was going to be wound up in the court , then a local fan when he was young came along bought the club told the manager he will back him , he told us he will build a squad that will compete, we walked it , 14 game winning run , 100,000 + through the gate at home this season record after record broke , after 10 years of crap managers and owners and chairman we are back
  4. OK folks, a neutral has answered our eternal question.
  5. 22A

    Norwich forum

    Paul Cheesley was a Norwich player who came from Gordano. How come Norwich spot Bristol area lads and are able to sign 'em up?
  6. Rovers missed a penalty in their last game too. Damn! As i write Martin has scored.
  7. Rovers are in League 2, 4th tier of English football. Leek town are in Northern Premier League Division One South East 8th tier of English football. Leek's ground holds 3,600 with625 of them seated, but look below at the condition of the stadium and it's pitch. Rovers; this shows how poor you are.
  8. It's only Tuesday and they're already discussing this Saturday's game; https://forum.pinkun.com/index.php?/topic/156283-bristol-city-saturday/ For possibly our biggest game of the season to date ( Ipswich aside ) I amazed at the number of tickets still available, just 4 days away, with plenty of doubles and the section next to the away area ( I assume has not been available to long ) almost totally available. Big game this one. Bristol are right near the top of the form table so we'll have to be at our best. Surprised it's not completely sold out. Regardless of the opposition, every game for us is massive from now on. It’s only recently been made available. Looks like Bristol will be bringing relatively few fans with them.
  9. Last game of the 2006/07 season v Rotherham; look to the left and plenty of empty seats despite this game seeing City promoted.
  10. From 14' 55" onwards see how the Yeovil fans celebrated.
  11. Brian Clough said that if too much football was shown on TV, the public would lose their appetite for going to games. He, like many others was content for two games Sat night with ITV showing some on Sun afternoon.
  12. That was an odd game 1-0, 1-1, 1-2 HT and then City came out to score seven without reply. That was 2014-15. Fifty years earlier in 1964-65 City won promotion to Div 2 (as was) and stayed there until 75-76 before progressing. If we are in a fifty year cycle, City will finish mid table this season as in 1973-74, higher next and could 2025-2026 be it?
  13. OK; six hours later and looking back. Yes a disappointing result, but the big positive for me was that having a conceded late in the game, the heads didn't drop as they would have a few weeks back. Instead they went looking for and got a goal back. Deserved or not, that was another point in the bag that a month ago we wouldn't have.
  14. HT fans are either moaning there's no striker on the pitch or else slagging on the Ref; https://downatthemac.proboards.com/thread/119751/bristol-city-htafc?page=11
  15. For those unable to attend; http://www.fawanews.com/Bristol City vs Huddersfield.html
  16. Backwell is a village and civil parish in the unitary authority of North Somerset and in 2011 had a population of 4,589.[1] The village lies about 7 miles (11 km) southwest of Bristol, south of the A370 to Weston-super-Mare.
  17. Reverting to the OP; Joe Jordan managed both clubs and amongst Huddersfield's famous fans, I'd include former PM Harold Wilson
  18. Allowing for inflation, some transfers from 100+ years ago might be in this list.
  19. Meanwhile; https://downatthemac.proboards.com/thread/119751/bristol-city-htafc There's no chance we win as we can't score more than 1 and we aren't keeping a clean sheet. 2 or 3-1 Bristol. I don’t think we have the players capable of beating Bristol. Hoping for a point but I reckon it’ll be another pasting and another nail in the coffin. Its been obvious for some time, we cant play deep, we cant go gung ho forward but we are pretty decent at flooding from halfway to our 18 yard line and competing there, to break when we can.
  20. Correct; 'field won 2-1 on a December or January day and went on to win promotion to Div 1.
  21. I've just seen on SSN that the EFL will not deduct Leicester points this season, but they will be liable to a deduction next season.
  22. Meanwhile cricket's county championship is streaming on Youtube; Here's the link for Glos v Yorks. other games are available if you search.
  23. For those interested in Scottish stuff; at the foot of their League 2 and with four games remaining, five points separate the bottom four. Starnraer are currently bottom and would have to beat the winners of Highland League v Lowland League to retain their league status. Brechin are currently narrowly top of the Highland. In the Lowland; East Kilbride are six points clear at the top and have played two games less than the team in second. Given their worse weather "up there" do their groundsmen have a different way of maintaining decent playing surfaces?
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