Sleepy1968

I broke into a wide grin at Tom Ritchie's Bambi legs and goal celebration, and held my head in my hands until Hirst mishit winner trickled in off the post.

I'm not sure I'd bank them lowering prices this year, Richard Gould is a money maker after all. But yeah, I don't see many bothering anyway, and if they want to to charge £15 or £20 quid to sit in hte Dolman then forget it.

christ, this is more tedious than when it's on the beeb. Well done ITV.

Well, well. Ipswich is definately full of turds now then.

Apart from kit, I doubt anyone designs anything. Probably all white label crap where you get to provide the logo.

We were hanging on in that one. If we ever needed a wake up call ...

Don't worry we also did that in the first half. Except we took ours from the correct place.

Fantastic bit of play - immensely frustrating if you're an opposition player or fan. I know he's a talent, but I can't help thinking the U23s/U18s are being taught to play the game two levels up from most of the first teamers.

Get the black light, 'cus it sounds like his DNA is all over this.

Is that Bert Lampard from The Three Feathers? He might be up for it.

Exactly what should happen. Unfortunately it's usually the victims that get forgotton. Time to change that.

I wouldn't p1ss on the daily fail if it was on fire. To date I think their are 145K UK deaths where Covid is noted on the death cert (and this may or may not have been a contributing factor to death). The total UK population is approx 67M. So that's about 0.2% of the population. So as a rule you aren't very likely to know of someone who's died with Covid.

Sticks, do you report attendances for The Gas? If not, they would love to have you. Imagine getting weekly crowds of over 35,000 in The Minimal

I think you did because even I knew this and my head is usulaly buried deeply in the sand when it comes to city injuries. An absolute travisty, for the player, and for us. Clearly he is a cut above, but is he even going to be properly fit?

And maybe that's because there will be too many miscreants attracted to the game for the police to cope with.

I've been watching city since 77/78 and I remember a body being carried out on a stretcher at least once, possibly twice, before 1980. There was also the unfortunate incident with the drummer during the pre match v Forest in the Littlewoods cup semi final 88/89.

Anything that happened before you were born (or can at least rememeber) is vintage isn't it? Unfortunately that means anyone under about 25 won't even remember the pre prem days, and unless they are into history won't give a monkeys about real football. Maybe people were having these kind of discussions when they introduced the Second division or made the regional Third divisions into the Third and Fourth division ...

I imagine our afternoon games happening during the early hour in oz, Do you get to catch many games 'live' e.g. streaming video/audio or text alerts? If not, is that the first thing you catch up with, apart from maybe having an urgent tinkle, when you wake up on a Sunday morning?

In my 45ish years of supporting City I've taken two breaks - about 4-5 seasons total football missed. Sometimes enough is enough. If you need a break take it - you'll know when you want to come back.

I made essentially the same post as @RedRock - great minds and all that.

i think you mean streamamg, but yeah they have a sort of hopeless, incompetent and just couldn't care less way of doing things (or not doing things)

I case anyone cares (maybe they don't) - the field next to the Bears Training Ground is currently being dug up (ongoing for a couple of months) - maybe there is some kind of expansion going on.

I understand Chris Honor booked Dan an appointment for Specsavers at half time.

I don't think we played well v Stoke. We put effort in but we weren't great. But I'll take the win. I thought we were better v Blackburn even with them dominating second half possession. And I thought both performances were much better than what we produced v The Blades though.

I understand that Tony Dinning played (if that's the right word) in carpet slippers.