Busterrimes

2 hours ago, Ska Junkie said:

They could be in a fair bit of trouble for that. 

 

Just been on asschat and you won’t be surprised to know they say it can’t be them as there was quarter of an hour left. Apparently groups of thugs hang around the stadium during the match hoping for trouble.

Repeat it couldn’t be da roverz 

9 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

Get involved with this..

 

 

I read through the questions on the posting and one dopey sag thinks SL borrowed £40M from the EFL for our redevelopment. What is it about them and conspiracy theories?

2 hours ago, Taz said:

Harsh words, is that all!?

Throw in some finger wagging at least!

Nothing shows how annoyed one is other than a severe finger wagging

On 13/01/2019 at 10:00, Miah Dennehy said:

I don't care about Wycombe one way or the other and I like to think I'm a pretty level headed bloke. However, I was at the game where the 'lightening strike' happened. Admittedly I'm not an expert on such things . but I would like to think that if I was in a structure that was hit by lightening I would probably realise it had happened. Seemingly it was only their safety officer who saw the lightening strike, added to the fact that Wycombe had been practically begging the ref to abandon the game up until then ,  I'm gonna stick my neck out and say yes, the dirty  ******* cheated and I was raging at the time!

In the interest of balance, I freely admit that if this had happened to City, I would have found it extremely amusing

 

Care to comment about Stockport at home just before the 2nd leg of the JPT Final against us when your club flooded the pitch to avoid playing an in form Stockport.

Seems like Karma to me

4 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

68 from the Cod Army, making it just 7,091 15ers, including no-shows. Those tents were bulging.

Come on lets be fair. It is the last Saturday before Christmas. They were busy shoplifting their presents

36 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

Isn't Fanta 'Nazi Cola'?

Sure I read a story once that alluded to Fanta being a drink that was created under sanctions.

Correct it is short for Fantastiche. Coca Cola wanted to expand in the 1930s but the Nazi regime would not allow the Cocal Cola brand so they created Fanta.

17 minutes ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

6,391 sags there tonight..

It is getting close to where we can fit them all in the South Stand let alone the Lansdown

48 minutes ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

They are cool fans....I was once in Northampton when Barnet happened to be playing the Cobblers away.....so I joined them in the away end....what great support they gave non stop for 90 minutes....I was well impressed...

I did some ground hopping a couple of years ago and went to the Hive when they played Crewe. Their fans were great. When I mentioned being a City fan we had a right laugh taking the piss out of the fewers

1 minute ago, 22A said:

http://gaschat.co.uk/thread/13305/barnet-match-thread?page=8

Chesham, Barrow and now Barnet, all from the non league. This is shameful, pathetic, hideous, woeful, dire and things like that. Thrashing on Saturday?
Probably, and the sad thing is I'm beginning to not care

He forgot to mention Hitchin.

 

He also missed out Kettering as well.

Listened to the last few minutes on Radio Bristol. Boos and a chant of “What a load of rubbish” at the final whistle. There must 2000 City fans in the 2740

18 hours ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

We got humped by Barnet the last two times we played them....both in 2005 - they gubbed us 3-2 in the LDV Vans Trophy and 2-4 in the League Cup at Ashton Gate - and the crowd that night at our stadium was less than 4k - not much to crow about there! Oh, and Gary Bull didn’t play in either game, he left Barnet 12 years before those fixtures to join Forest....

We played Barned in 1989/90 season and Gary Bull played in that one. 2-0 at the Gate.

7 hours ago, Red Army 75 said:

Remember going there years ago . Really foggy couldn’t see anything. Asking Andy Leaning what was going on . Think we drew 1-1 The chief scored 

1992 I think. It was my birthday 

4 hours ago, The Gasbuster said:

Was that the tournament where Arce was playing for Paraguay ?

The commentators pronounced it as "Ah Say", of course ?

What about Minge (Min Gu) for Ukraine ?

Nothing beats Mexico 86 and South Korea forward Cha Bum Kun

5 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

They were going to build a supermarket on it, so I don't this that's the case.

https://memorialgroundbristol.wordpress.com/

These guys appear to believe there is a covenant so why was this not argued when the Sainsburys was being planned.

Just a quick thought which may have already been covered but can da Roverz actually sell the Memorial for housing? Is there not a covenant that states it must be used for sporting purposes?

Perhaps the locals may want to fight using that.

http://gaschat.co.uk/thread/12875/cheer-never-worst-20

Not only do the sad sags live in the past but they are hypocrites too. How can that be us because according to them the run started before we existed.

2 minutes ago, Monkeh said:

whats this out of date crisp things I keep reading about?

Last season Sag fans complain3d that their refreshment huts were selling out of date crisps

9 hours ago, WhistleHappy said:

If it's any good and the price is right I wouldn't mind giving Rollin Mayonnaise a try on my burgers, I'm usually a Hellmans man myself, but always willing to try a new product...    

Apparently it packs a punch

35 minutes ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

Haha, that’s pathetic. Under 8000 in L1 again, thought they said they had fantastic support?

Ive already seen them on Facebook crowing about selling more than us for QPR.

Funny how they make an effort when it’s a cup tie at a ground they haven’t visited for 40 years but they can’t be bothered to get out of their armchairs when they’re at home in the League?

Really poor support.

 

Add to that QPR are charging only £10. Our tickets were £30 plus

1 minute ago, sh1t_ref_again said:

can't you listen to radio bristol over the net?

It cuts out at kick off because of contractual reasons (BCTV)

20 minutes ago, myol'man said:

 

Typical Daily Mirror lies. They called them a football club

22 minutes ago, kivsy said:

I see the stand is sponsored by Bristol energy , isn’t that the loss making company ? 

A great match then  

Unfortunately though the losses come from Bristol Council Tax payers. Technically all Bristolian City fans are subsidising this sponsorship

17 hours ago, BTRFTG said:

Yeah I was there and despite our woeful performances it was sad to see him go in the way he did and many of us had great sympathy for him. I think he may have hung around a bit for Smith to be ready to take over, clearly as demonstrated at Forest his heart hadn't been in it for some time.

I was there too. It was a shame because Jimmy was a cracking No 2 and had some good contacts in the game. Hence signing Jacki.

He was a genuinely nice guy too. I grew up in Ashton and often saw Jimmy in the CosyCafe/Al's Tikka Grill

9 minutes ago, BTRFTG said:

Could be my age but I recall two very similar incidents both arising after heavy losses at Ipswich. Both involved pretty decent human beings with, as you say, Ward being the other. In Glumsden's case I think we lost fairly early in the Season (hence my thoughts about DC post day 1) where he effectively offered his resignation but was cajoled to stay in position for a number of months despite a string of poor performances. I'll never forget one game at the end of his reign when he sat on his own on the far side of the pitch at Forest as we took a battering in the cup, looking like he hadn't a friend in the world and with the weight of his tragic, personal circumstance bearing on his shoulders.

Ward did a similar thing half a dozen years later post the 'Clarence Winerack' debacle but in his case and having learned the lesson of Jimmy L he departed almost immediately.

Lumsden was sacked after a 2-1 away defeat at Charlton which was played at Upton Park

Just now, JamesBCFC said:

Is the difference literally just whether it is spoken or written?

I'm no lawyer but I always thought so. Happy to be corrected. I was led to believe that slander was always the spoken word.