CyderInACan

We went in October for my 50th birthday (probably my 5th time there in 20yrs?) and to see the current state of la Sagrada Famila was amazing. I almost don't want them to ever finish it! We made a beeline for Parc Guell as never been before, beautiful place. We weren't that far from the SF so an early morning 5k run at around 7am (still pretty much pitch black) each day before the pavements got too busy was a no brainer. Definitely one of my favourite places ever.

I don't think it's been mentioned but Placa Reial, just off la Rambla (nearest metro: Liceu) is a great picturesque little square with restaurants/cafes/bars aplenty, lovely tall palm trees & great for a spot of people watching whilst sipping a cold cerveza.

Big thumbs up from me for both.

Disgraceful behaviour.

That was an absolute dream to watch. 3 tries in the first 9 minutes set the tone for the rest of the game, on that sort of form (yes, I know it was only Newcastle) you'd fancy us to beat anyone. Great afternoon in a sunny BS3. Remaining league games: Tigers (a) 27/04 The Cheats Sarries (h) 11/05 Quins (a) 18/05

@SuperDziek

At least with a normal lottery you have a chance of bloody winning!

Gonna miss you and Gus. Will have to make a trip or two to the Scotia for a pre-game beer.

Did mine online with card about 10 mins ago, no issues here (apart from chucking good money after bad, of course!)

I blame Matt le Tissier

C'mon Graham you should know better than that, the correct spelling of course being "Drink up thy Zider" Looking forward to seeing them Saturday as this weird season finally comes to an end.

The successor restaurant to Al's Tikka Grill is now open in what was Ashton Plate just next to the Coopers on Ashton Road - now named Ali's Curry Palace. Went there Saturday after the Huddersfield game and it's up to it's usual standards, BYO too so good value night out. Book on 0117-985-5164

Yup. Big fan of the original on North St. I do wonder though wether they’ve overstretched themselves in their seemingly relentless expansions.

He’s on the board of directors.

As is usual for the shambles that is Bristol Sport the season tickets for the family areas were on sale from at least 1145 (I know, as i logged on easily that early) today and so I’d imagine a lot of the “prime” seats got snapped up before most people had even logged on at midday. Not only is the decision shite but it’s not even a level playing field when it comes to buying tickets! But Jon won’t care.