TV Tom

6 hours ago, Davefevs said:

Great result, but…an effing outstanding performance.  It was all there in my OP.

Even i spotted that Dave, though it was quite funny 

7 hours ago, Pip King said:

Encouraging that he's already having a go at the fans

 

 

Weird 

2 hours ago, Superjack said:

I think he is the next Diedhiou.

Not necessarily as a player, but more because none of our fanbase will be able to spell or pronounce his name.

Is he living in Knowle ?

31 minutes ago, RedRaw said:

Don’t think this is what you are talking about but I have posted this on several occasions over the past few years. It came from the redevelopment documents way back when it was going through the planning process and shows the distribution of city season ticket holders across the region.

 

1) the data would have been generated when our number of season ticket holders were much lower

2) there is indeed a high volume of season ticket holders in the historical heartlands of south Bristol 

3) the 2nd and 3rd highest areas appear to be east and north Bristol, historically/arguably, areas where rovers would have pulled most of their support. That may still be the case but they are most definitely not ‘blue’ areas.

4) Gary morris is totally deluded 

Would be interesting to see their support to ours side by side

1 minute ago, Gimme Shelton said:

I refer you again to what I've posted before-there used to be some graffiti on the M32 pillars by the mucky duck pub on Stapleton Rd which said 'Don Megsons loyal 6000"   They used to be more honest about their attendances then!

Always used to be ‘Bobby Campbells loyal 6,000’ as well

****ing great, another game I’ll be missing then 

1 hour ago, Harry said:

The Heaton Stifles one was concocted by you and I sir, away at Barnsley.

Here you go @TV Tom. Some folks did hear it

A screw, a screw, a screw a screw a screw 

Fair enough Harry, I wonder why those songs never caught on ? 

1 hour ago, The Gasbuster said:

Agree on all of them, although not sure about Blackburn (?).

Obviously Rangers is wrong as well

2 hours ago, Harry said:

And you sir certainly know about the BERRRRRRISTOL bellow. 
You were probably the loudest ever! 
 

Ha ha, as for the “who’s your barber boy” I’m pretty sure I introduced this after seeing something similar on the Mary Whitehouse Experience. 
I used to begin it with a shout that again wouldn’t be allowed nowadays :

”Nice hair ya homo!!  Who’s your barber boy”. 

And I am also pretty certain that it was you and I who introduced the “Garden Shed” song away at Wigan. 
 

@TV Tom - Banbury Red will be able to back me up on a number of those chants which you “weren’t having” last night

You two are probably in cahoots, I’m having none of your gibberish Harry 

1 hour ago, Harry said:

We also got this one going quite well away at Wycombe mid 90’s at their keeper Martin Taylor (after we’d been shouting at him that “Taylor - you’re wife’s got a cock”). 
Don’t know why - we just decided to pick on him that day. 
 

oh Taylor’s wife. 
She’s got a cock. 
oh Taylor’s wife has got a cock. 
She’s got a cock, and some bollocks. 
Oh Taylor’s wife has got a cock. 
 

Fun days You’d probably get a 3 year ban for singing that now!! 

I'm having none of this nonsense, you need to go to bed mate 

32 minutes ago, Harry said:

Ha ha. Nope. There was a few of us. But as noted, some went better than others. 
 

Haha, go top bed Harry, you're cracking me up and i'm meant to be doing some work 

Just now, Harry said:

Ha ha. Nope. All sang at games. 
Not all necessarily caught on much, but I definitely sang them

Fair enough Harry, were you singing them on your own ? 

5 minutes ago, Harry said:

Baby you’re all that I want, when you’re lying here in my arms. I’m finding it hard to believe, it’s Phil Jevons. 
 

Little Mark Little, you gave us everything we ever dreamed of. Little Mark Little, the best right back the City’s ever seen. Little Mark Little….. 

The one about Holloway and his children (whilst it would be severely looked down upon nowadays) was actually very catchy!! 
 

Panic on the streets of Bristol, panic on the streets of Bedminster, I wonder to myself. Could life ever be the same again, on the Knowle West street you just slipped down, Odemwingie Odemwingie Odemwingie….ODEMWINGIE, …..

Hello hooray, what a great save - Heaton stifles Heaton stifles. 
 

Don’t bury me at Rovers memorial
Take me home to Ashton, let me rest
And on my gravestone carve a simple message
Here lies a soldier of the CSF
Here lies a soldier, here lies a soldier
Who fought and died for the freedom of The West, The CSF
Here lies a soldier, here lies a soldier 
Here lies a soldier of the CSF. 

Haha, i'm not having any of this, you've sat there for an hour making all this up 

Whistling the Laurel and Hardy theme to the coppers as they were walking around the pitch in front of the EE always used to piss them off 

Who's your father, who's your father, who's your father referee

You ain't got one, you've never had one, your a bastard referee 

9 minutes ago, Sir Colby-Tit said:

I thought it was"You're going home in a Bristol ambulance "?

Around the same time as such classics as

"You're going in the river"

"You're gonna get your ####ing 'eads kicked in"

 

 

I thought it was "you'll be dead when the reds get hold of you" 

14 minutes ago, Stortz said:

Muppet is indeed harsh, but I think it's reasonable to speculate about what a less conservative manager could do with the talent Southgate's had available.

Can't argue with the way he and the team have represented themselves though.

It might be a tad harsh but he will still do a muppety thing by picking Henderson and Phillips for the next England squad

Brewers 2 Brewers droop 1

Done anyone care about England anymore ?

1 hour ago, supercidered said:

Reminds me of the old Thursday nights at the Mauretania on Park Street.

(probably lost on anyone under 50!).

Or the Carlton club on Old Market !!

3 minutes ago, weepywall said:

It's probably been mentioned elsewhere but I think it deserves a thread of its own...I thought our support last night was outstanding, most fans standing, most singing, the noise at times was fantastic...been plenty of positive comments on various platforms today from fans of other clubs praising the numbers and the atmosphere we created even from Forest fans. Well done to one and all and it was great to see so many youngsters decked out in City gear joining in with the songs...well most of them  

Looked good, surprised so many went, any idea how many ? 

41 minutes ago, RedLionLad said:

He’s not bitter or jealous….

 

You will no doubt find this hard to understand BUT i am not jealous of your club and do not cast envious eyes across the City, the fans there are your typical 'poor' little rich kids, have everything but still not happy , your post sums it up' my so and so is bigger /better than your so and so,nah,nah,na,na na ! Pathetic,! you will never understand this but our season in the 5th tier was rewarding and enlightening, the dedication of the fans there was extraordinary! you will never understand it. you actual went bankrupt and ruined peoples lives , players included, ashamed .not you lot you hold a celebration to commemorate the event!! I am very happy with our new stand thank you, our Girls are rising through the ranks without any help from a big PR machine, we have a very decent training ground and facilities, yes you do well with transfers but that should tell you something, i.e. all your best players leave, there is a reason for that , any idea what? clutching at straws ,not me mate, you have your culture we have ours , you are welcome to yours, i will stick with ours if you don't mind. 

Did you remind him of their 5 loanees and 3 ex City players age 33+ in their starting line up against the cod army ?

I don't like dogs and i don't particularly want one sniffing my balls

5 minutes ago, Port Said Red said:

I listened to the 5Live Sports extra broadcast which was actually Radio Nottingham's commentary and it was very good. 

Apart from the odd mention of "we" the commentary was really fair and they weren't one-eyed at all. The commentator had really done his homework and knew a lot about individual players, and he called us "City" throughout. Steve Sutton was the summariser and he was a little more biased, but really impressed with Max, he did call us "Bristol" a lot though he did correct himself at times. 

At @Davefevs is right, it was a bit like the old days. I even had the lights off, so it felt like the days of the "3 day week". 

Did you light any candles ? 

1 minute ago, bcfc01 said:

Bunch of bed wetters come out to play on here.

Time to go.

Same here Dennis