Vincent Vega

5 minutes ago, Charliesboots said:

Just over a million a year 

Be mad not to

3 minutes ago, havanatopia said:

Why would anybody go to Leeds?

Is the salary huge?

Is there a guaranteed severance package when they get fired a couple months down the line?

I suppose if the answer to either is yes then some mercenaries will go there.

I don't think DC is that stupid. But time will tell if he is.

Karl Robinson has apparently had an epiphany and ruled himself out.

I suppose it's like the Newcastle job in that they all go there knowing if they get it right they will be legends and highly paid ones at that . But the truth is for one reason or another they all fail. Leeds is still a huge job in this division if the money's right he will take it and he will fail.

18 minutes ago, 42nite said:

Dopey and Leeds?

Oh yes, please make it happen!

Or Robinson,  makes no difference either will be sacked by November. 

51 minutes ago, dcsbarmyarmy said:

Gas fan here.

Must say I've rarely enjoyed a thread as much as this one, especially the pages from Saturday afternoon. The fact that you have 202 pages about the fact we don't matter to you makes I laugh. This message nailed it for me though:

City > Championship

Gas> League One

End of thread. 

The trying-to-be-clever post from someone who clearly has no grasp of the simplest Key Stage 1 maths is brilliant. Ballbags - do you have any idea what >  means?

 

Nibble.

3 minutes ago, Northern Red said:

Well said. 

If only we had the Enigma machine we could decipher it 

@S_Y_Gyou have to come back and translate for us , for what it's worth it think you deserve your own thread for this comment alone 

6 minutes ago, Mike Hunt-Hertz said:

All a bit anticlimactic, judging by this thread!

Word of the day winner is you sir.

Just now, Bristol Rob said:

Right.

Can someone briefly explain the dream outcome for this afternoon.

 

The Daggers forget there kit, and the rest will fall into place ( insert evil laugh )

Just now, samo II said:

A phrase Alan Partridge would be proud of.

2 hours ago, st andrews gas said:

Look matey- I tried,when coming on to this forum to have a sensible piece of interaction- If you put Kodjia in the same bracket as Aguero- fine. But really more than that stuff- why do you put all Rovers fans in the same bracket of us saying we are rich, have more away fans, yours saying we punch horses as if it were a weekly event (your hooligan record is far worse by the way)... that's the kids talking and yes they are embarrassing.

I did get a few sensible replies to posts I made before but it's fairly obvious the 'pack mentality' prevails here- and yes, it' does on our forums too, and in most I'd bet.

I'll bid you well... and look forward to tomorrow and promotion...

SA gas....

 

 

 

1 down , couple more to go 

4 minutes ago, redfred said:

To all you gashead posters and lurkers: The day Bristol City are relying on a better result than Accrington Stanley to get promoted from the basement league is the day I hang up my footballing scarf and realise life has dealt me a cruel, cruel hand.

Now **** off.

 

13 minutes ago, winsleyred said:

just been on points west no further appeal against sainsburys

So it's true, even idiots get the message eventually 

46 minutes ago, st andrews gas said:

There we go again, another stereotypical assumption that all us Rovers fans think the chairman is going to spend millions...I don't for a moment. He's a businessman and will take his cut where he can..now where that comes from who knows. We'll have to go up first, and then there won't be any more income to pick the bones from. As for Taylor v's kodjia- close call, Taylor seems to be getting better all the time, and as you are the only 'billiionaires' outside the premier league no doubt you'd offer for him..cost you a few camels mind....

Did you honestly write that without laughing 

13 minutes ago, Roger Red Hat said:

Ho-Ho.

It wasn't wasted then 

3 hours ago, Cider_boy said:

Maybe he's fed up of being played while injured!?

No he was a idiot.

1 hour ago, Stortz said:

But they need to save their pennies! It is TWENTY WHOLE POUNDS to stand on their little terrace!

That's quite a  bit of copper wire to fair ..

4 minutes ago, Hello said:

I

As for Exeter tomorrow. I imagine some people will hold off and are hedging their bets with the play-offs a possibility. Most people have plumped for the last game of the season which is sold out.

 

Yeah I remember us holding off last season when we were on for promotion 

Seriously what football fan does not go to games when the team you love is on for promotion. ..chatting shit I'm afraid.

Just now, Bristol Rob said:

I think it's the ambiguous thread title that causes people to read this thread in error.

Ambiguous. ....word of the day 

That's the number 1 problem I have with watching football on TV. .just no way for the atmosphere to come across , no matter how good it is  .

6 minutes ago, S_Y_G said:

Sorry to disappoint, but the rover's stadium is as good as built.   Owners value? -  its the family and not Wael.  I guess end of season transfers will answer that question.  If our biggest signing is for 10k feel free to laugh.   

Bitter

16 minutes ago, pongo88 said:

Interesting conversation with someone who claims to be ITK at Rovers. The new owners beleive they have been fooled by the previous owner and there is no value in the deal. There is nothing tangible on the new ground negotiations and they may take action to recover some of their money. This may be rumour, or in the weeks / months to come you may say "Pongo told us first"

If you ask for my sauce all I can say is red sauce on a sausage sandwich and brown sauce on a bacon sandwich. 

You choices of Source are both agreeable and correct 

Just another example to add to a very long list of the immaculate behaviour of the best fans in the world 

3 hours ago, In the Net said:

1982 - the year when a new company was formed in order to evade the club going out of business. The year when creditors of Bristol City Football Club had to accept a maximum of 20p in the £ - better than nothing, but still a big hit for small, local businesses who supplied goods on credit in good faith.  The year when 8 players agreed to tear up their contracts so that the club would not be declared bankrupt.

Following this, the Football League changed the rules so that this could never happen again - 1982 was not exactly the finest hour in the history of your club was it?

If you read Deryn Collier's account of those days, it seems that they were more concerned about Osborne Clarke buying a £1m worth of shares than they were about the Eastville stadium company - who he describes as "the greyhound people".

Just shows that when backs are against the wall, the business men stop at nothing to survive. I for one am glad that you did manage to keep going, there are some things that I wouldn't wish on any football fan - and losing your club for ever is one of them.

Nice read

Just now, Iron Man said:

Print that B...well you know the rest

Just now, Bristol Rob said:

Well that isn't exactly true is it.

Pretty sure a certain Italian club got demoted a few divisions for bribing officials so their league position was inflated.

Ffs don't give them ideas there bad enough as it is.