Grey Fox

Exactly what I was banging on about at the time we gave away Scott. Both had time on their contracts, both would have made a significant difference in a very average league. What we have left is a very average Championship side who will finish somewhere in mid table. Should FFP be a concern , then manage that situation as any other business would, legitimately as opposed to fiddling COVID figures, but not by selling everything we have that is worth keeping. No ambition, no guts and no glory , is that what we want from our club? We are certainly use to “ no glory”, as we never win …………all. I will be at WHU on Sunday, but mainly to tick the stadium of my grounds visited list. As to future games I will be more choosy in future, as I can’t take much more of the rubbish I witnessed at QPR , Birmingham and the Millwall game. Nor do I need to hear anymore crap about learning lessons and so on, what this lot earn, you would hope that they know by now what they are doing.

FFS, no

To get anywhere we need to add to the squad in January, two quality new faces ( just about any position) would be great, I don’t think we can afford to let anyone go until the summer, as it is squad depth that is the current key concern.

It’s Christmas, the perfect time to get out more. Enjoy the season, Merry Christmas to you and yours

I did read it, wether you say “key” or “contested”, it is basically the same thing.

It’s an easy claim, I guess over 85% of decisions are obvious (striker shoots , sends ball 20 foot over the stand, decision , goal kick), it’s getting the 15% of contested decisions 100% wrong that is the problem. To solve the problem, however,you need to begin by getting the players to improve their behaviour. If they are going to try and cheat by diving , feigning injury etc then you can’t blame the referee for occasionally getting duped. Do you blame the householder or the burglar for the crime ?

Part of my match day enjoyment ( often the only enjoyable part) is my pre match pint, don’t like 12.30kick offs

We are a mediocre, bang average Championship side, as simple as that. Sell your quality players each year to the first taker, what else would you expect ? Cup run would be nice

Thanks, that is exactly what I have been looking for. Sure it would sell well as not every one wants , or fits , a replica shirt.

Just don’t , I’ve tried it , basically school dinner with a snot drizzle. Stick to pasties

Also , casual tops , why is there nothing worth having in red ?

The range of casual wear is also very poor, and does not cater for older / more mature tastes.

By mid March ??? Think we are ahead of the game on that one.

West Ham , Millwall, Chelsea and Spurs on the same day , no way.

We will finish somewhere between 10th and 15th in my opinion, and be as uninspiring as usual. Should anyone shine they will flog them off in the summer. I’m looking forward to WHU away, and hopefully a cup run, .

So you agree we are a mid table , mediocre , average Championship side ? Nice to see tunes changing COYRs

And Tommy would be in Bournemouth

I felt we shaded the first half, but were toothless in the second. Cornick’s appearance imo actually improved us to a point as he at least provided a target for the increasingly aimless long balls ️ played in the second half. As to “looking average” , in all honesty that is what we are at this point, an average Championship side, and if we continue to sell off young talent at every opportunity will remain so. Let’s see what Uncle Steve allows In January.

Spot on , and if we keep selling talent as if it arises we will never be anything better. Great result today.

One advantage of getting old, no one ever bothers checking you

45/92 not counting grounds that are no longer , such as Eastville , Manor Park and Upton Park

Either (a) a sale of the club is about to be concluded and the new owners want their own man, which is why monies weren’t released for Nigel Pearson to spend, so welcome Pep , or (b) it’s Lee Johnson , just in time for Christmas.

Well that’s this, and probably another five seasons buggered. All the best , to Nigel Pearson, for the future, you have been the best, and most professional of Managers we have had in Bristol since Alan Dicks. We , as it always seems, are going nowhere Seriously passed off, and wish I hadn’t bought my QPR ticket earlier this week

Nigel Pearson is a truthful, if at times blunt, individual. He has already told us , several times, his plan . He will quite simply honour his contract, and then consider his options. In my view he will either walk away from football (which he has indicated) or will get a better offer elsewhere as others will have seen how well he has done.

Your mistake is thinking we have a “train system “, or indeed a system for anything under the current ramshackle bunch in power.