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4 minutes ago, Red Right Hand said:
I see the keeper that pretty much kept them up last season has got his dream move to a much larger, better supported and well run club.
Signed for Gillingham.
"Well run" as in they "ran" from "Wael?"
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1 minute ago, wood_red said:
Now that would be a serious gift if that had to come down - who is going to find out then........
I was wondering if their right to light was impeded by the screen too.
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32 minutes ago, Red Right Hand said:
I did wonder if it was there so he could say `I`m off up to the London office` on days when Chelsea were playing. He`d probably get his mileage paid as well.
#assetstrippers
I wondered the exact same thing - It would not be surprising to see a very strong correlation between "business trips" to the London office and midweek Chelsea home games in the gas expense accounts.
I still don't understand the reason for London being the location in this day and age. Bristol is well connected, so much so that the owner of one Bristol club setup a financial Business in Bristol rather than London!
I guess the argument is that London makes more sense to host foreign investors, but if anyone was to actually get to the stage of talking about investment and visiting the Rovers London office, I'd assume they'd at least ask to be taken to Bristol to see the Memorial Stadium, so what is the point in the London office?
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17 minutes ago, Red Right Hand said:
One of the things (amongst many) I can`t get my head around is why they have that London office? What benefit can that possibly have for the club?
Its closer to the team Wally actually supports
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2 hours ago, Red Army 75 said:
It’s not fair to take the piss without up to date photos . Pretty sure they have another temporary
standtent on the other side.fixed that for you
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37 minutes ago, Bob Taylor is GOD said:
Big clear out, ahead of some big signings to mount a promotion challenge.
They are coming for us
The reserve sides at Alderhsot, Bury, Shrewsbury, Stevenage etc are all on high alert
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18 hours ago, Rudolf Hucker said:
9,859 (1,145 Tyke-ys; 8,754 Pykeys). Another season without a 10,000+ home attendance. God, they need a bigger ground.
Final scores on their efforts "10K average over 5 games"
Charlton 8343
Luton 9037
Bradford 8417
Rochdale 8516
Barnsley 9859Total of 44172 Just under 6000 short of the 50K they needed
Average 8834
Conclusion
- Massive Club
- Best and most loyal fans!
- Club needs a 30K stadium
Meanwhile in south Bristol
Reading 23309
Derby 25556Total 48865 - over 4K more than the saggies 5 match run in just 2 matches
Conclusion
- Soul-less empty bowl
- Dirty Teds innum?
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1 hour ago, NOTBLUE said:
I was driving home listening to Radio Bristol,and was so caught up in the developing situation that I just kept driving,straight past my turning,and drove around until the game was over.I then couldn’t resist driving down Gloucester rd,the look on the sags faces was a sight to behold,in contrast to the beaming smile on my face.My passenger,the wife
,wasn’t so impressed,telling me to stop smirking before one of the few clocked me and realised I was a red.
She was right! - Clearasil is tough to get off the windows of a vehicle - just ask that minibus load of away fans.
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3 hours ago, Bar BS3 said:
Imagine being the 2nd biggest club, in a fixture against Fleetwood Town..!
I think they mentioned after their loss to Rochdale they were going to "take over" Fleetwood today - I wonder how many they will actually take?
Also based on their "10K average" over the last five games dream. I think our attendance today will mean we have surpassed the aggregate of 5 home gates of theirs in our last 2 games.
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2 hours ago, Rudolf Hucker said:
Leeds already do this.
Exclusive pictures of Bielsa's new super sleuth - Mark Ashton Beware!!!
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1 hour ago, Dolman Block B said:
And you think we got problems
http://www.gaschat.co.uk/thread/14260/awful-football-gc?page=4
From that thread (which is mostly slagging off their former managerial messiah GC)
.... let’s all now take over fleetwood and then pack the mem to make sure we do our bit...
I'm guessing the final game of the season at the mem will actually be very well attended....
by the Barnsley fans!
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39 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:
8516. From Spotland, 273; from Grotland, 8243
Won’t anyone listen FFS? THEY NEED A BIGGER GROUND.
An update on their 10K average over last 5 games....
Charlton 8343
Luton 9037
Bradford 8417
Rochdale 8516
Barnsley ?
Average = 8579
Required for 50k over 5 games and thus 10K average - 15687
So you're right @Rudolf Hucker They DO need a bigger ground.
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16 hours ago, Gazred said:
Oh he's gone for sure. The owners will only be too keen to cash in. They'll be expecting 7 figures now.
Maybe he will get his dream move to one of the bigger, more successful, and better supported clubs like Luton, Plymouth or Barnsley.
Then Wael can trouser the cash and get them another freebie from Aldershot or similar
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38 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:
8,417 - 313 Bantams; 8104 Cocks
Charting their "progress" to average 10K over their last 5 home games as some of the fewers were suggesting a while back
Charlton 8343
Luton 9037
Bradford 8417
Rochdale ?
Barnsley ?
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Average so far - 8599
Average required in remaining games - 12101
Despite what was posted on here earlier today from gas chat about "fanbase" - this goes to show that both their support AND fanbase are pitiful.
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4 minutes ago, eastonboy said:
So in the time it takes for them to purchase and install a TV, we built the South Stand???
The issue apparently stems from a line in the installation instructions that reads
"for sufficient ventilation please ensure there is at least a hand widths of space at the back of the unit" - They are struggling to find bolts long enough apparently
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6 hours ago, BCFC11 said:
fvcking priceless.
Theyll be raging at that. Protest, boycotts the lot.
They are already boycotting home games - I am not sure we'd be able to tell the difference
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6 hours ago, bodin said:
Yeah but then again we're only 4 years old so you gotta give us until 2052 for a fair comparison!
Who knows you might have even built a stadium by then
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On 16/03/2019 at 16:48, Port Said Red said:
8343 today, good luck with that 10k average for the rest of the season saggies.
5 hours ago, Rudolf Hucker said:9037. They really need a bigger ground.
I thought I'd keep track of the sags 10K average over final five home games of the season "target"
Charlton 8343
Luton 9037
Bradford ?
Rochdale ?
Barnsley ?
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Average so far - 8690
Average required in remaining games - 10873
I hadn't realised they play Barnsley on the last day of the season - I REALLY like the look of that fixture especially if the sags need something - Would be sweet to see Cauley Woodrow relegate them while they spew their bile at him in their tented swamp
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53 minutes ago, Port Said Red said:
8343 today, good luck with that 10k average for the rest of the season saggies.
10,434 needed at every game for them to make that target now
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3 hours ago, Ska Junkie said:
That is brilliant!
Bravo to the City fan in the sags marketing department.
They really don't help themselves do they?
I thought that was photoshopped but it's really there on their site. Yet another gift. Hilarious.
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14 hours ago, BCFC11 said:
The gifts your weird supporters keep on giving @bodin ark at this one, tad deluded this one......
were not crap? Well the fans aren’t,best thing about this football club
We’re CRAP as you put it cause we always end up with tight fookers
Look where Bournemouth are now? We’re a bigger club than them they just have someone willing to spendpThe "bigger than Bournemouth" crap again...
The graph here is from a post I made in this thread where they claimed they were bigger than Swansea, Huddersfield and Bournemouth. For reference the gas attendance line is yellow and black, since I am aware they once had an away kit those colours.
With Regard to Bournemouth - They were historically a similar size and there was little to choose between the clubs (similar attendances etc). Some seasons the gas had higher attendances, sometimes the cherries did.
However since 2014 Bournemouth have left them wael and truly behind. I know they may argue with investment they could be as big as Bournemouth again but that would need an implosion at Bournemouth or the Gas to invest, get promoted twice and for their fans to actually turn up. None of these things are looking paritcularly likely at the moment are they? -
2 hours ago, Rudolf Hucker said:
They had a gate of 10,594 on 3 May 2014 vs Mansfield. Of course as we now know, us Teds made up the majority of the crowd that day ...
Hmm you are right - maybe the website I sourced the info from doesn't include every year?
Either way I think the point i am making is still 100% valid - To aggregate 50K attendance over the next 5 home games they are going to need at least three and most likely four attendances over 10K. Given the rarity of them getting that many at the swamp I think they have less than zero chance of achieving that. As Loon plage said - fantasists!
I expect they may get something like 43k over the five games. Kind of the figure we get for two games
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Bristol R*vers dustbin thread
in Football Chat
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You can hardly blame those in charge of the gas for this - they have just done so many improvements to their ground over recent years!![?](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@14.0.2/assets/72x72/3f.png)