Homer Simpson

He doesn't think it, he knows it. Fact.

The paste below is from 4th April last year. So I would think sales are up. SEASON CARDS NOW ON GENERAL SALE Season card sales during the advanced sales period have already reached record numbers – and the general sale period has only just begun today! A total of 12,680 supporters have already signed up for the 2018/19 campaign, which includes more than 1,100 half-season card holders upgrading.

And there's the reason that the Mem is usually half empty, if only it wasn't in Whorefield.

Well it does have a nearby stream for them to do their washing.

Wow. He's definitely a special kind of giver.

You're going to have to work that one out yourself Lee.

On the coach, ha ha ha. Belter. Look at the times of your comments. You must have left 20 minutes before the end. Still what more should we expect, gas logic. Or where you one of the 10000 locked out. Wum, belter. Still fair play for the amount of time your prepared to spend giving us a laugh.

It's understandable that you haven't gone to Gillingham to support your shambles of a club, but you'd rather be on here instead of concentrating on your own match. Yep, A1 belter.

Why do the club have family area's? I thought it was because bad language was expected in other area's.

I was there that night. If memory serves me right, doesn't that require the keeper to be able to kick relatively straight down the middle? As opposed straight into touch.

And year 1, and year 2.

Overheard a sag in the pub last night, saying that if they could get Banksy to do his thing on their stands they could make enough to fund a new stadium. I had to put him straight. I said you're talking shite. Everybody knows that Banksy doesn't paint on Canvas.

If he gets sent down, I dont think the Boxing ring will be the ring causing him problems.

The paste below is from the OS. So would expect this to be accurate. THURSDAY, MAY 4TH 2017 The attendance for City’s Sky Bet Championship final day clash with Birmingham City will be the largest league crowd at Ashton Gate in 37 years. Not since the Division One days of 1979/80 has a league fixture in BS3 attracted so many supporters to City’s home. At present the crowd for Sunday’s season finale has eclipsed the 25,000-mark. That leaves just under 300 tickets left available before the club put up the sold out signs. The fully-redeveloped Ashton Gate has a seated capacity of just over 26,459, but a number of safety restrictions have been placed on Sunday’s fixture.