Genghis Khan's pants

Harsh - I thought he was pretty decent defensively today which was great to see as not that long ago some deemed him as completely lacking in that department IIRC

Very impressed by Palmer defensively-chasing back a bit more, harrying players and getting some great tackles in.

I see they've been fined a massive £315,000 for breaching transfer rules over youngsters. That'll teach them!!! No transfer ban though. Does this mean Chelsea have a good chance with their appeal? Got to be honest - not massively clued up on it all - any more knowledgeable folk out there!

Definitely this - I think on one or two occasions Hunt was trying to defend against 3 players!

There you go ZiderEyed!

Not players but supporters!! We obviously hear fantastic stories of family loyalties handed down but who else came to the Bristol City "party" relatively "late" or relatively independently as it were! I wasn't that fussed about watching football while I was growing up in the 70's,80's and then working in the 90's. I enjoyed playing although I wasn't much cop. I went to a few games over the years, generally dependant on which mate I was going with ( and yes that included visits to Eastville!! ) but I wouldn't say in the early days at least I had any particular loyalties!! That said, as time went on, particularly in the late 90's I went to more City games as my City supporting mates were still about and I had come back from Uni and settled back here. I remember seeing City beating Bolton 2-1 in a rare victory in the championship of the 98/99 season? Penalty winner in front of the Atyeo and John Ward's last game I think? Needless to say, something clicked and i started keeping an eye out for results and news on the club and I finally took the plunge and got my first season ticket at the ripe old age of 29 for the 2000/2001 season as finances and work shifts allowed and here I still am!! So, who else arrived here in a bit of a "roundabout" way??!

Found it!!! Fair challenge....

I remember watching Argentina v Cameroon in a packed common room at my Uni halls and the "ooos" as the first Cameroon player just failed to take out Caniggia (I think) quickly turning to massive cheers and the whole place going crazy when the second completely cleaned him out........ah, happy times!!

It's that last sentence that fills me with absolute dread!!!

Ha ha - let's all blame Pack - as a team we were poor today; crossing especially was poor from all over (apart from the one for the goal). It was almost as if the pressure of the "occasion" got to the team! Still in the mix! COYR!

Well at least they can console themselves that they're getting cards made specially for them now!

R.I.P, the funky drummer himself, Mr Clyde Stubblefield aged 73.