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Yes, back to red for me too.

The di lithium crystals couldnae handle a 4-1 home win.

What’s with the horrible blue trim?

Agreed. Owers clearly didn’t want to speculate. But if the CEO had left for personal reasons, be it travel, family illness etc, it would have been straightforward for both the club and Mr Alexander to issue statements saying he was leaving for personal reasons. The fact that neither did, to my mind implies there was some form of disagreement.

No way it was a clear and obvious error. The ref should have had the balls to stand by his own judgement.

FWIW I think Massengo is a long way short of being premier league standard. Can see him being shipped out on loan in January, to a championship club or back to France.

Exactly. Championship clubs that are closer than Plymouth: Cardiff, Swansea, WBA, Brum, Southampton, Coventry, QPR and as you say at a push Millwall and possibly Watford.

Phil Alexander has stood down as Bristol City CEO, Bristol Live understands, just eight months after the former Crystal Palace chief executive took over at Ashton Gate. The above quote seems to imply he jumped rather than was pushed. Written by James Piercy who seems to know what goes on at the club.

Admitting that we sold our best young player in my lifetime, because the owner wasn’t prepared to cover the cost of this year’s deficit, wouldn’t have gone down well.

The Hawthorns is about 30 miles closer to AG than Home Park, but nobody talks about WBA being a derby.

He chested it down well, hit it first time, keeper made a good save.

Draw fair result. Zak MotM by a country mile.

Naismith is really struggling.

Nige needs to freshen this up.

Otib is nothing if not predictable.

It was Brian Wilson who hit the bar.

4-1 Taxi for Martin.

Famous last words, but I think we’ll give them a game next week.

Hope you have a great day.

I thought our game away to Rotherham was on Sky?

Dalglish.

We used to have Molly Malone who wheeled her wheelbarrow, through streets broad and narrow, singing C, I, C I t, C I t y, CITY.

I see we’ve been allocated less than 3,000 tickets. The FA should have insisted we were given the whole Celtic end, about 12,000 tickets.

So the temporary stand will become de facto permanent. BCC need to put a time limit of say 5 years on any planning permission they grant for this “temporary” structure.