Grey Fox

Good luck to our girls tomorrow 

The reality is woman’s football at this stage of its development is not a “ business proposition “, but for a club like City it is an opportunity to provide a platform to grow the game in the South West. Rather than invest in top players from who knows where I believe City would be better off to allow the team to be relegated to a level that they can compete in, and use what resources we have to produce our own players from local girls. 
We will never match Man City / Chelsea etc in this league but we can help grow the sport in the SW and in time begin to climb the women’s pyramid whilst providing professional standard access / facilities to the girls of our area.

1 hour ago, CyderInACan said:

Top man though if you need advice on leasing fishtanks and goldfish. 

So it’s a case of sink or swim 

Sorry, but from the highlights that was not a professional performance, have seen better in my local park. Either they get to a professional standard , or withdraw from the league. They were an embarrassment to the club.

The NHS have just taken over Brighton’s ground, The Amex, to use as an emergency hospital. If other areas throughout the UK use local football stadia, can not see this season finishing.

Ashton Gate with it’s modern meeting/ function rooms and concourses might be an option in Bristol?

1 hour ago, AppyDAZE said:

Bolton / Bury merged? Well, what good is that going to do?

Could name them " Bury Bolton FC" says it all........

On 17/05/2019 at 13:27, hodge said:

So basically Lansdown to just buy AG from whichever company owns the stadium for £100m and see if the EFL have any balls 

Why just the ground, what is to stop an owner adding to his souvenier colllection and buying a club ashtray for £m,s if he wanted to?

So if Derby are reporting a profit, will they pay tax on that figure? 

A'm starting to like this fair play rule.

Should the FA have the balls to manage it properly surely this must lead , in the Championship at least, to pressure for clubs over a period to cut the rediculous level of player wages and associated costs such as agents fees, encourage the use of youngsters from the academies, and basically make the clubs more secure, avoiding future Bolton's?

And if they can get rid of all our play off rivals............

4 hours ago, MC26 said:

Given their huge reputation for having such loyal and true fans, I feel like they'd get incredibly offended at a simple 'your support is f*****g s**t'.

Didn't want to offend the two of them

2 hours ago, pride of the west said:

Ooh a relegation 6 pointer. No point trying to sing in the home end. You will drowned out by the 4000 gas turning up for such an important game. It's just what they do. 

I will count them, dont think i will need the fingers of both hands, and report back

1 hour ago, Loon plage said:

Could you ask him if he prefers Rovers to us like apparently 80% of neutrals do ?

No, last season he went to the cabbage patch, is still trying to get over it. He reckons he has been to better public loos, the place was a cesspit

Will be in north Kent in a couple of weeks time and a Gillingham supporting mate wants to take me to see them play the Gas, we will be sitting with the Gills fans behind the goal, was just wondering what might be the best songs to teach them?

Thoughts?

14 minutes ago, Luxo Jr. said:

No striker on the bench is troubling.

Paterson

25 minutes ago, cidercity1987 said:

What's Eisa done wrong then? Naff all in the way of game changers on the bench.

O'Dowda & Patterson

1 hour ago, RumRed said:

Any City fans meeting up in Brighton and hove to watch?  Trying to decide whether to pub it or buy the NOWTV day pass thingamajig.

My son and i will be in The Elephant & Castle in Lewes, footie and bonfire, great mix espeically when you add Harveys