One Team

Probably quicker to say which pubs aren’t away fans friendly?

I thought the same, he was doing OK until that point but that just sounded like MA nonsense.

Things you love to see! ??

One of the many positive things Nige has brought to the club is a bit of nastiness and mastery of the dark arts. He’s mentioned a few times about “nice little old family feel Bristol City” and how that’s not only been perceived but also welcomed; and now we are thankfully moving on from it.

Sunderland forum seems to generally credit our performance, although this quote made me laugh: ”Go well for the rest of the season chaps, be a great story if you lot got back up. From Lee Johnson to the Premier League in 18 months would be some doing.”!

Colin Daniel? Legend! We even had a stand named after him for a while. Gavin Ward is a new City hero!

I know a lot of people mention Vyner, but for me Wells is the player of the season so far. Not just for his goals but the way he lifts the team, never gives up and brings out the best in the youngsters as well. Fantastic player.

Absolutely. His team, playing for him. 11 games unbeaten is superb.

Who would of thought it would be Gavin Ward who would break the penalty gap!? Going to go down in City folklore!

Freedom of Bristol!

What a way to break the penalty run! Last minute equaliser!

Absolute belter of a ref Ward.

Mehmeti = Dziekanowski 2!

Down for me Dolls.

Looks like a Sunderland TV feed?

Going well Millwall. Imagine them in the Premier League!

Any chance of a live stream today do you think?

Absolute legend of a manager in my opinion. If you’ve not ever listened to it the Cider With interview @Shtanley did with GJ is solid gold.

Be interesting to see what response one would get saying that you have no ticket and just want to go to the shop.

Is that correct? If we are thinking of the same individual he was a security guard, not steward. As I’ve said on this thread, the stewards weren’t an issue. In fact one I spoke to after it happened thought the security guards being in there was causing more issues than it was (presumably) set up to resolve.

Similar to what I saw except it was not a steward it was a security guard who was also joined by his team leader. He was hauled away to the back of the standing section but was still hanging around there for a while but disappeared second half. This security guard physically grabbed at least one person from what I saw which then escalated quickly.

I asked a steward about this last night, who, to paint a more positive picture of them was actually reasonable. I normally enter via the Dolman entrance where no checks are made before the turnstiles. Yesterday I came in from KFC and was stopped and asked to show my ticket. When I asked why and the difference between the Dolman entrance the rationale he gave was “this route and the whole back of the Lansdown is a public access area usually so on match days we ask to see tickets”. Perplexed at the answer I showed my ticket and carried on. If it’s a public access route why is there a need to show tickets? To the above point what if someone just wants to walk along the back of the Lansdown. Maybe go to the shop, maybe get a drink but not watch the game. Given you need to show your ticket at the turnstiles it does seem rather pointless.

Thanks, last night was the first time I’ve seen them in the singing/standing section.

I didn’t notice them in there for the Norwich game, were they there then?

You might be correct there mate; although I thought that was in the Dolman from what I saw, albeit near the singing/standing section.