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"It's scrappy and poor defending from Town and it's 1-1" The commentator seems genuinely surprised City have scored.

"Three at the back gives Tomlin license to roam which is a concern"

Radio Suffolk commentary is now back on line.

BBC Radio Suffolk commentary has now gone off the internet completely.

"We are head & shoulders above Bristol City. Provided we don't do anything stupid, we'll win this game easily". "For once Ipswich are applauded off the pitch at half time".

"Suicidal play from Bristol City and we've punished them".

Just an idle thought. The (London based) media always refer to City v Plymouth as a "derby" game. Griffin Park is two miles closer to AG than Home Park. How do we refer to this game; the M4 derby?

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Perhaps today the opposition will Bury the gas!

How about blue & white quartered toilet paper? I'd buy a few rolls of that.

72 - 73 season? Home to Millwall in August and a bit of trouble. Swindon away in September where we expected trouble and Millwall turned up to help Swindon against us. October away to Oxford and there were some Millwall & Swindon fans there to help Oxford out as we had run ins with them for a few years.

No; those three defeats were in the FA Cup. The biggest upset was a 3-0 defeat home to Crewe (1910-11). The others were a one goal margin away to Brentford 1-2 (1905-06) and Reading 0-1 (1900-01). So yes, we have lost to non Leaguers in the FA Cup, but unlike our lesser bretheren, not for 105 years (and counting).

Over 105 years ago(!), City lost to three non league teams in a ten year period. Rovers on the other hand.........

Will be if we're home to Barrow. Looking at that gaschat forum, some of their fans are now boasting of how much they made by betting on Barrow to win as "It was obvious they would".

They're not so delusional after all; Clockendgas; "total sh**e something is very wrong at the moment" GasHeadBlues; "How the hell did Gaffney miss that? Because that's what he does"! At the start of the day though Paul Pirate posted "5. 1 gas. Will be no complacency today as we need to get back to winning ways,will be too strong for them and we're get early goal it will be a breeze. Roll on old Trafford in the 3rd round or trashton ooooooooh"

Only downside was the BBC TV roundup at the end. They referred to the losing side as "Bristol". I hope no one elsewhere in the country thinks it's City who are out as we claim to be the OTIB!

Amazing how history repeats itself. December 1983 Gas were in the third tier and home in the FA Cup 2nd round to a lower placed team whose name began with the letter B. Gas took the lead and then lost 2-1.

On gaschat a few years ago, someone posted a genuine plea "Why can't someone just give us a ground"?

someone will pay for him. Think back to the dark days of the early 1980's. Gerry Gow was transferred to Manchester City for £180,000 to raise some capital. Clive Whitehead had been playing in the reserves because the club could not afford the win bonus if he was in the first team. West Brom snapped him up for £100,000, a fraction of his true worth.

Sadly no, three defeats to non leaguers in ten years. City lost at home to Crewe 3-0 in 1910/11. They joined the League ten years later. That remains City's biggest Cup upset. In 1905-06 we lost 2-1 at Brentford who also joined the League in 20-21. Reading like the other two, joined the League in 20-21 and they beat City in the 1900-01 season after drawing at AG.

Was it Rovers and not Rangers away to Ross County today? Ross play at Dingwall and it was announced that there were more people in the ground than live in Dingwall.

A few balanced and reasoned points made by one or two posters, but most remain delusional; "I thought all the Bristol sport corporate stuff was a bit sinister, I hope we never end up that way if we do go up. " "We've just got to keep our squad and staff together and keep progressing and I honestly believe we'll overtake them some time in the next few years. To be honest I don't really care that much the way I see it is we're a better club than them regardless of league position because we didn't turn our backs on our club like they did theirs in their darkest times. But of course it would be great to play and beat them in the league again." "I know the way we are run as a club right now we can, and will get to the top level - will they?"

Mark Tainton when playing, one day at the Memorial Ground he defeated Leicester Tigers single handed scoring all of Bristol's points that day. Mark is the son of City's own Trevor Tainton.

More gas logic / delusion / grasping at straws; http://gaschat.co.uk/thread/8469/scoring-home I see that we have now scored in every home league game for over a year. This is the best record in the EFL. Team. Consecutive games scored B.Rovers. 24 Walsall. 14 Oxford. 13 Portsmouth. 12 N.Forest. 10 Sequence began on 20th October 2015. That was balanced however with; Last visiting team to keep a clean sheet in a competitive game at the mem - Chesham What about the web fingered mob from Somerset? We haven't played City for a while in the league?

To quote from that anthology "My favourite year" - A City away win was never complete unless it coincided with a Rovers home defeat.