red from the blue side

I'm confused with the acronym. Who is SID?

3 minutes ago, bcdc said:

If you haven’t cast an eye over the ‘Recently Browsing’ box below, do have a look now… just a few more than you usually get!

Just think if they all paid the £5 subscription. 

Points per game

Season pre Manning 1.4

6 games pre Manning 1.5

6 games post Manning 0.83

4 minutes ago, robin_unreliant said:

Is Hasenhuttl still out of work? 

He is. I was just looking at a list of out of work managers. As much as I would love it, I think it's unrealistic.

He is. I was just looking at a list of out of work managers. As much as I would love it, I think it's unrealistic.

15 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

There is something special about goals that hit the underside of the bar and go in.  Dunno why, but they always seem better to me.

Frank Lampard may not agree.

Tinpot time again. A new lottery scheme to fund their academy. The "Pirates Pot" 

https://www.bristolrovers.co.uk/news/2023/july/pirates-pot/

5 hours ago, Midred said:

Which other teams owe us a penalty from the first half of the season?

All of them?

According to the article, Quantuma are funding the administration by getting advances from MSD. MSD are securing these advances against the stadium. This implies to me that the stadium would have to be sold or receive guaranteed rent for MSD to get any of this back. The only party that would have any interest in Pride Park as a stadium would be Derby County and nobody is going to pay the "market value" for Pride Park to buy Derby County. Is it just me thinking if this was any normal business, Derby would've been shut down ages ago. My head hurts.

9 hours ago, cidered abroad said:

Google says 

Baayitch

 

As in Kyle's mum is a ..  

14 minutes ago, Sheltons Army said:

But the land was left for an open space , for use by the people of Bath and surrounds , not ‘to the’  council , the council are the trustees to ensure those wishes are kept,  not for a large proportion of it to be handed to the rugby Club to build a ground

 

If Bath move away from the Rec, and build a ground elsewhere, I can assure you the land won't be left as an open space.

19 minutes ago, Sheltons Army said:

The Recreation Ground is owned by a Trust

In a 2002 Court Case The High Court determined that the Rec was held on charitable trusts and the council, as sole Trustee, was charged with maintaining the Rec as an "open space" and "as a recreational facility available for the benefit of the public at large."[8] The terms of the trust specify the Rec should be used for "games and sports of all kinds, tournaments, fetes, shows, exhibitions, displays, amusements, entertainments, or other activities of a like character" and there be no "undue preference to or in favour of any particular game or sport"

That may be. The council, like Bristol council with our plans, have tried to accommodate this. It's the local opposition that has prevented it, like they prevent most things happening. It was found that one of the objectors had a right to benefit from the covenant but wasn't revealed who this was. It wasn't the council as they didn't object. 

On 05/06/2022 at 17:00, Barrs Court Red said:

Which begs the question, what is the point? They’ve wasted so many years and so much money on redeveloping the Rec to end up with a small stadium with no room to expand just seems shortsighted. 

Because Bath is even worse than Bristol for allowing any development that the majority want. If it was student accommodation or retirement flats it would already have been built.

https://twitter.com/BristolCity/status/1426529316804956165?s=19

Just now, ExiledAjax said:

Pring and Janneh's debuts according to RB. Is it really? I swear I've seen both in a City shirt. Janneh played in the league for us last season didn't he?

Pring's debut. Janneh's first start.

The latest tinpotness

When you pretend it's league five

Because you couldn't survive

That's the rovers

When your account's overdue

Cos you can't get to round two

That's the rovers

33 minutes ago, Bs11lad said:

And the problem with a warehouseman from Avonmouth is ???

Think it's more a geographical comment.

Check out @Official_BRFC’s Tweet:

It's tinpot time again.

At last the real reason Wael bought rovers. Next year the gap can get a student loan, and you don't have to pay it back until your earning £24,500 a year. Free money. 

3 minutes ago, Major Isewater said:

    

a small cross-section .

No that's me when I look at my wage packet.