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Thankyou for that wonderful piece of advice.

Got a season ticket m8.

Eighteen months of dreary, mind numbing football being played at Ashton Gate leads to a sterile atmosphere. It’s not exactly surprising.

Completely agree. Attending home games is chore.

Don’t get coarse on a forum for the public, I don’t think you’ll win a Pulitzer for filth.

Sisters probably, I’m just watching..

There goes @DaveF, I must remember to thank him.

Good point, first sensible thing you’ve said all day.

Awful.

The title of this thread sums up the vast majority of home games this season. Mind numbing. The result last night, although disappointing, I can easily live with, the type of football on show though was unbearable.

Loved the bloke when he was here and thought he was excellent yesterday. No doubt there was lots of example of him pushing the rules slightly, but, just like Cunningham, he was exactly the same when he played for us so I feel it’s a bit rich to get upset about it when he’s doing it for the opposition. I haven’t seen it mentioned anywhere else on the forum, but I thought this tweet from Pontus Jansson was interesting..

I didn’t think Leeds were anything too special on the ball, but out of possession they were as good as you will see. The pressure they put on the ball led to so many sloppy passes and aimless hoofs up the pitch. Reminded me a bit of City at our best last season, although Leeds were up another level again from that. I’m not sure Leeds are ever going to win any awards as a club liked by anyone other than their own fans, but I to say I would like them to get promoted. Firstly to see what their undisputedly brilliant manager could do in the Premier League next season, but I also have a slight complex with clubs like Watford, Bournemouth and Brighton as they serve as constant reminders of City’s inability to get up to that level.

Barnsley were twelfth when he left them.

I think McAllister scored direct from a corner against Sheffield United.

We're both good in our own fields. I'm sure Texas couldn't run and manage a successful paper merchants. I couldn't do what-, well, I could do what they do, and I think they knew that, even back then. Probably what spurred them on.