cidercity1987

Always been a problem at Ashton Gate Ultimately its probably because we have a higher percentage of fans compared to other clubs where the result isn't the be all and end all. Having a day out on the booze with mates or a nice family outing to 85 mins of football before the kids get bored.

How to say you don't think it was a penalty without saying it wasn't a penalty. I'd be fuming if that was given against us, I'm not sure it even hit his hand !

It wasn't a penalty let's be fair, hard luck on Huddersfield for sure

Brilliant on the Huddersfield forum 5 mins added 'Whattt Wheres has 5 mins come from' Helik down wasting time 'good shithousing Helik' Pen in the eighth min 'WTF it was only 5 mins where has the cheating ref got 8 from' shouldn't laugh as I would rather Stoke went down

Pretty obvious that Wednesday was due to a terrible error strewn performance from Blackburn. 0 shots in that whole half?

Never seen us line up without a CB before

I think that's Plymouth just about safe especially with their GD? Great few days for them including the late equaliser v QPR

Shit from Carey, shit from the ref never a foul in 2024 let alone 25 years ago

I would absolutely bloody love it, very deluded club as to their true size Less fans than us this season

Is this to put my top 5 or to guess the most popular top five?? Mine is Dickie, O'Leary, Tanner, Vyner, James

I think Stroud got that right by the laws as the goalie still had two hands on the ball Very lucky for Swansea though

He's been brilliant since last regaining his place in the team, I love his style If Bentley is good enough for a Prem wage then Max definitely is which yes is a bit worrying because otherwise that's the keeper position sorted for the next half decade or more

I don't quite know what to make of that In hospitality with a Blackburn fan and I feel sorry for her, they were awful

Dodgy at the back or what Thought the ref wasn't gonna give that then

Wow Gabriel got away with what would have been the stupidest penalty conceded ever

7,000 for their first home match against a fairly local rival in 24 years is absolutely ******* terrible

They are screwed, a slow decline into relegation for the Janners

It's so far down the BBC page I'm surprised anyone knows the score

Totally agree with this. My childhood was fantastic playing football and games with friends everyday, outside constantly from a very young age. Loads of greens right outside the front door. Our parents didn't know where we were within set boundaries and didn't seem to mind as they knew we were safe. We were all also good kids, no drugs, maybe egged the house of the neighbourhood bullyboy once a year. Times have changed now, I live in a 'nicer' area, Frampton 'the posh part of Yate' so say, but what do the kids do? They aren't out playing. I feel sorry for my son tbh.

How did they manage to get relegated with a GD of only -11 , it's worse this season during their promotion chase ffs

Who are the three? If I had to guess they would be Stoke, Birmingham and Huddersfield, maybe Reading. It's not that surprising seeing as we've been bottom half of the same league without getting relegated to an easier league

Growing up in Yate it was always the weirdos who supported Rovers, definitely more City Managed to get out to Frampton Cotterell but that's the same

The discrepancy in life expectancy male v female explained in two photos

I totally agree. We've picked up 10 from 5. If we'd continued the form of the previous 5 we would have 3 points , 47 points to lie only 5 points above relegation. Well done to the management and the team for turning the form around but relegation fears 5 games ago were not 'hyperbolic'

I don't really understand the overreaction to the Wolves goal not given. It seems a clear case of offside. The Wolves player was deliberately obstructing the goalkeeper, it wasn't even an accident. If you are gonna do that, stay onside. I thought the West Ham goal disallowed in that game for a 'foul' at the back post looked more dubious.