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God Bless you Clive

But would you want to give them the glory of a first top flight season??

Based on fans, East Midlands should have Derby County.

Always been a great atmosphere whenever I've been to either Sheffield club and they travel in decent numbers to Ashton. Both grounds are traditional grounds and feel real stadiums. Genuine people as well, one or two knob heads aside of course.

A bit like Rovers, I feel I dislike them too much to parachute them into the Prem. You're right though, games have a definite edge. Strange comment, as pretty much all the biggest ten clubs in the country are part of it.

We all want Bristol City to storm into the play offs and make it to the Premier League (however unlikely that might feel now). But if you could make up your dream Premier League, who would make it in and why? Here is mine in no particular order - 1. Bristol City - best team in the land, so they have to be in 2. Cardiff City - love a Severnside derby and they'd take up one of the three relegation places 3. Swansea City - always has an edge to it, even if it isn't quite as fierce as Cardiff and they'd take up one of the three relegation places 4. Man City - best team in the country 5. Liverpool - huge club 6. Man Utd - huge club 7. Millwall - always an extra edge to games against them and they'd take up one of the three relegation places 8. Arsenal - huge club and I've never seen us play them. 9. Spurs - huge club and they humiliated Rovers. 10. Aston Villa - big club and their fans make a good atmosphere 11. Chelsea - big club and happy memories of beating them in the FA Cup 12. Leeds U - big club and we had one of our best results in our history against them 13. Sheff Utd - real football fans, deserve the top flight, no prawn sandwich brigade in Sheffield! 14. Sheff Weds - real football fans, deserve the top flight, no prawn sandwich brigade in Sheffield! 15. Wimbledon - I feel for them after they were shafted in the whole MK Dons debacle 16. Newcastle U - big club, passionate fans 17. West Ham Utd - I want to visit their new(ish) stadium 18. Everton - big club, very loyal fan base 19. Brentford - deserve to remain in the top flight after their miraculous journey 20. Notts County - great stadium, loyal fans, oldest club in the country...and they're not Forest. Nb: I did consider a Bristol derby in the Premier League, but it didn't feel right to rescue them from the lower leagues. I'm also convinced the PL would not allow garden furniture and tents as 'stadium facilities'.

We miss James when he is out of the team. The stats don't lie, we concede fewer goals when James is in midfield.

City won the game on Saturday, that was always going to make a big difference. Imagine we were losing 0-2 to Wednesday with that disjointed performance, the last 10 minutes the pro Pearson, anti board chanting would have echoed around the ground.

Europe in 5 years!

Yes it is, he's been on bread and water for the past 3 weeks

As others have said, all Bristol City fans will want Manning to be a great success. I have to say I have my doubts and I was very disappointed and frustrated when Pearson was dismissed. I will back Manning 100%, but I fear that the fans will turn quickly if we start to drop down the division as the wounds of letting Nigel go will take a long time to heal. For his and Lansdown's sake, I hope we get positive results and quickly.

Although I voted for Brexit I am now concerned it might cost us a big name manager. I was told that Simone was keen to move to Ashton Gate, but dropped out fearing that due to brexit he wouldn't be able to get his favourite Pasta in his local supermarket.

Jacob Rees Mogg to come in as assistant. City will continue to wear 'black shirts' away from home!

Cheers Nigel, I really don't understand this decision as I'm convinced 95% of the fan base are firmly behind you. I hope you are back in a job soon and I'm sure you'll be given a rousing reception whenever you return to the Gate.

City sounded very loud on the TV.

Thank god, travelling from Swansea tomorrow and just had a mini heart attack that the game was tonight!

Wow, don't forget we are averaging over 20K this season. It is the envy of many a team in the Championship and a few in the Prem as well. It is always a good idea to get new faces along to the Gate, but let us not be too harsh on our support, at the moment it is as large as it has been since 79-80.

City to win 5-0, and Gas to lose 6-0...then Barton to headbutt Luke Thomas

I believe Wednesday fans have raised £18,000 for a charity linked to Bradley, class act and shows the real Wednesday fans.

Second place is unacceptable for a Rangers manager, so I guess third to St Mirren is going to get you the bullet. There will certainly be pressure in his next job to deliver and prove that he is not. I expect he will be back in work pretty quickly.

Michael Beale sacked as Rangers manager - updates & reaction - Live - BBC Sport It wouldn't surprise me to see him return to Loftus Road in the not too distant future.

Bigkiwi, this is what redkev means by the pavement dancing -

I'm pleased you didn't opt for the big club in Bristol. Rovers have plans for a 40,000 seat stadium to be delivered any day soon, they regularly take more fans to away games than the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United, they have officially the most loyal supporters in the country and they are every other club's second favourite team. However, you have made the right choice, don't be a glory hunter with the Gas.

Pick your stand based on what you are looking for - South Stand/Dolman Stand corner - singing, chanting, lively atmosphere and cheapest tickets. Lansdown Stand - quiet, reserved and most expensive tickets. Dolman Stand - in between the South Stand and Lansdown Stand in terms of pricing and atmosphere. Ayteo Stand - you're in the away end!

I think you'll find Rovers take tens of thousands away with them every week, not just thousands. And when they get to Wembley, ignore the official crowd of 50,000, because you can be assured there will be at least 55,000 Gasheads in the ground before you even count the other team's supporters.