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1 minute ago, TomF said:

 

Family club.

Suspect the right people have been paid to ensure the stand is given provisional approval rather quickly.

Unless it's an absolute mess of a plan.

The supporting comments are gold.

"Its rovers right to build, the stadium was there first!"

"The club need this stand to fulfill their potential" 

Blah blah blah.

I object!

Just wondering why/how nobody from that team has used canva or the 100s of other tools that allow you to make a badge/logo in seconds? 

SOD playing keep ball at the back. All as we sat bottom of league one, truly some of the most tepid football i have seen from a professional team - demonstrated by 6 draws and 5 losses in 11. 

The fact some are comparing him to NP is laughable. Sure tell it how it is but get buy in and bring people onside, otherwise doomed to fail. Imo worse then Tiny Penis.

All signed by the "Field rep"

Successful season. 

Big reduction in wages while we bloodied some younger players. All while playing some good stuff at times.

Very important summer coming up.

Barton is better then every other manager in that league - in his own bizarre mind. 

This sums him up. 

2 hours ago, bcfc01 said:

Apparently, the scorer of Shrews first goal was an ex-rovers player. According to Joey Bag, he showed disrespect by goading the blue few after he scored.

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/joey-barton-blasts-disrespectful-ex-8407785?int_source=nba

The irony - that deluded thug calling someone else disrespectful after all he's said and done.

 

Its like he lives in a bubble.

"As captain he has his finger prints all over that relegation"

Says the man who A) Made him captain B) Took them down to league two

2 hours ago, Better Red said:

Whatever 

2 hours ago, Better Red said:

7 so far this season… 

That was my post a few years ago

Said I will change the title if he scores 10 league goals in a season.

Still waiting…

But can’t say the kid has not done well for himself and he will be a premiership player next season that’s some achievement 

If he gets 10 in the premiership next season that will be some achievement and hopefully we get a few quid in bonus payments.

Keep changing the goal posts to fit your agenda as per.

Would have likely hit 10 with us but great to see him get his prem account open.

'He isn't a striker they score goals'

Out of interest for comparison how much has the billionaire from Jordon pumped in to the worlds 5th richest club? 

28 minutes ago, Seventeen said:

Vale fans absolutely fuming with his dismissal. A lot going on behind the scenes it seems and the reason for their downfall is due to the owner Carol and the DOF she appointed and decisions they made. Seems they're trying to make the club "Championship ready" but that meant no transfers, with only 5 permanent additions since being promoted. 

Great lower league manager, who knows what he can really achieve if he went to a club who had a decent budget. Frankly I find the constant insults of a man who has no relevance to your club slightly weird. I got it whilst he was our manager but get a grip mate. 

Didn't your lot wish Cotterill dead while he was very close to death. Clarke will get another job and im sure, maybe even at your cesspool of a club. 

Decent manager yes not great however. 

Weird one as obviously able to get teams results yet never seems likely to get a team up from L1.

Personal loss does not make him immune from getting a pun related ribbing. Not like he's getting dogs abuse.....

It's all gone to the dogs up there. 

One of my favourite pictures. FTG.

5 minutes ago, chowie said:

wow, 2.5 years just to get to that point.

Evolution. 

I really do not understand how a team of loans and free transfers can have such losses. 

Zero investment in stadium. Small training ground. Short term contracts. 

At least they can sell that welsh striker for at least 10 Tilson's.

Thinking of Barcelona as a bastion of fair play and sporting integrity.

3 hours ago, bearded_red said:

We didn’t lose in the cup to Swindon while O’Driscoll was manager.

28 minutes ago, GrahamC said:

You’re right. 

It was under Millen & Di Canio had just taken charge of them, so quite a while before O’Driscoll.

Correct! Thanks for that, must be trying to delete the early 2010's from memory

Remember Ranger scoring and absolutely despising Swindon for a long period, looking it up it was in Sep 2013 and 3-2

2 hours ago, harrys said:

Didn’t So’D sign a few players that were in the double season? my memory is getting worse

Pretty sure he did, just couldn't get a tune out of them. 

Just looked up and found a post article about that 11 game winless run which saw him sacked, includes the players he signed - Whatever happened to Sean O'Driscoll's Bristol City signings? - Bristol Live (bristolpost.co.uk)

39 minutes ago, harrys said:

In fairness he was left with a dog of a squad and set the wheels in motion for SCs team

The squad wasn't great however led us into the mire after he took us down. Thankfully Cotts picked up and gave us great memories! 

Always remembering watching us lose to Swindon in the cup at home as we passed it around the defence with no idea what to do next!

Long live the 5 pillars.

2 hours ago, harrys said:

Nah, Osman by a long way

It's low company. Both defense first football. 

Watching O'Driscoll for me was the absolute worst. Dour man. Dour football. 

Central to the way we played for so many years. The partnership with Bell and indeed Murray was fantastic to watch. 

Shame it didn't happen as a manager however brings so much to the club in his role, legend. 

1 hour ago, Bristol Oil Services said:

Micky Mellon would make my "Bristol City Alliterative Names X1" every day of the week (that club football takes a break for international games), alongside Gerry Gow in midfield. But will it be Albert, Trevor Tainton or Greg Goodridge wide right? Fred Ford or Big Joe Jordan (first time round) in the dugout? I don't think we've ever had a keeper for this X1 though?

Of course, they would face a World X1 featuring Zinedine Zidane and Kevin Keegan. And Billy Bonds. Or Didier Deschamps, perhaps. And the Dutch maestro, Robbie Rensenbrink. 

It might have to be 5 - a - side .....

 

Obscure but personal favorite - Barrington Belgrave, ex yeovil.