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I have supported City for 50 years and have seen a lot of mediocre, unmotivated sides at Ashton Gate. I now live abroad so don’t get to see many live games but this season I took my son away to Millwall and then also got the change to see the City home game against Stoke. Millwall was a fantastic last minute win - but even in the defeat against Stoke you could see a team that was playing for each other, highly motivated, proactive with and without the ball and playing with a really positive identity. I walked out of that defeat thinking this is a real team we have here and despite the loss the future is bright and I’m proud to be a city fan. So thank you Mr Nigel Pearson for building that identity, that spirit that sense of purpose and endeavour and building a team that clearly desperately wanted to do their very best for themselves, for each other, for you and for the supporters. It’s truly shameful that the powers that be have pushed you out the door before you and we got the chance to see the full return on your investment in our club. I hope whoever follows you does justice to the foundations you have laid and the course you have set. We will remember what you did and if somehow we do achieve any success in the coming years we will know that much of it was down to the hard work and the principles and the standards that you brought to our club. Thank you.
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Then which of these characters involved in the bizarre happenings at BCFC would fit which character? Clearly Logan Roy is Steve Lansdown but then who else is who?
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How do we think the clubs ambition was presented to young, ambitious new signings like Knight? All these first interviews about pushing for promotion etc etc. Do we think they will feel they have been mis- sold on a project that was never going to be a goer in reality?
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We needed presence up front yesterday - the lack of it was why we dominated but didn’t look dangerous. Nakhi was ok but Bell too lightweight by far. We can’t go numerous months without a good option to Nakhi and expect to challenge IMHO
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Down to the lake I fear….
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Coventry City away match day thread
desert replied to Jerseybean's topic in The Havanatopia Match Day Archive
I spent 77 quid on a shirt and shorts for my 5 year old on Tuesday before the shit served up at birmingham. & now this. I want my money back and to advise my kid to support anybody but this shower. 45 years of following this utter under achievement - and the last 18 months are the worst of the lot. High performance centre - my arse -
2021/22 Matchday No. 1 - Bristol City v. Blackpool
desert replied to CyderInACan's topic in The Havanatopia Match Day Archive
Sorry, but King and no Nagy is not merit based selection. Could say the same about Kalas....but no Nagy even in the bench if he is fit is pretty scandalous