Red Army 75

6 minutes ago, PhilC said:

Everyone's favourite second club are at it already...

I dislike them so much. 

Bargain, could be a cracking night 

13 hours ago, A Horse With No Name said:

Pring was being chased by West Ham a while ago. 

Ye then he turned round and starting chasing West Ham. They shit there selves. 

16 hours ago, WessexPest said:

GasGoesMarchingIn would just like to point out that this was a massive game for us, massive. We may have taken more to London than they average at home but something something something Chelsea Carabao Cup, 4,000 on a playschool night.

So that’s us put firmly back in our box.

Think that’s the needy little gas tit, that went on the Man City forum a few years back desperate for attention about rovers. Tragic fool 

Have to say I had my reservations about the stadium. But we were quite far back and the view was excellent IMO. It was good to watch the game from a different viewpoint. And the City fans were excellent and loud. Great day 

What a feeling when we equalised. The players and fans were excellent today 

13 minutes ago, Ska Junkie said:

Didn't take long but cracking reply!

Ahh I see

Flying into tackles, getting on with the game. So much better without VAR hovering to pounce 

Just now, Sweeneys Penalties said:

I hope so. I'm surprised (as a person with colour blindness) that both teams are in stripes. It doesn't make it easy to distinguish the teams

Same here. Didn’t realise it was a Newcastle player with the header. Looking at the shorts is the saviour for me

12-45 kick off itv . Sunderland v Newcastle, should be a cracker 

Really looking forward to the day out. You never know. COYR

7 minutes ago, ChippenhamRed said:

Genuine question - are you suggesting the intention is for people to still be sitting in this area? Because surely that bar is going to obscure you view if you’re seated and looking down towards the pitch?

My interpretation is simply that this is their version of “safe standing”, and what we should expect to find in the away end on Sunday.

If it is as you say, I also don’t understand why West Ham would have this rail when other stadiums with an equally high rake don’t.

Edit - this article appears to support my theory. The headline refers to “safe standing” and then talks about the addition of a rail.

https://www.thestadiumbusiness.com/2021/11/16/london-stadium-safe-standing-system-fitted/

I booked that area to specifically stand, as I do at Ashton Gate. I see it as exactly the same 

10 hours ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

How do you know that? I personally know four gasheads who refused to attend games whilst Joey was in charge - they went to watch Yate Town or Mangotsfield instead - but I wouldn’t pretend to know what the “majority of gasheads thought” - you obviously know better ... 

Ye majority, more than half the fan base. You don’t agree fair enough, seeing you know 4 Gasheads. 

Majority of gasheads loved Joey Barton. Worshipped him. Brushed his past under the carpet. ******* idiots 

Yep pair of Patrick’s in the 80s also. Best boot I played in was the Puma King. Loved um

First team squad for me. Will be above our other academy players that have made the bench IMO. 

Never understood the don’t mind if City lose quotes. 9k city fans going Sunday won’t be going with that mindset. And the players certainly won’t be. 

7 minutes ago, weepywall said:

Do you have to sign for them as I had a delivery attempt while I was away on Saturday and I'm fairly sure the only delivery I'm due by post is my ticket, never had to sign for a ticket before tho.

Yes, my wife had to sign for tickets. Postman delivered them Saturday 

Just now, Bristol Rob said:

Read that 3 times, still confused.

Keep reading Rob. 

We’re is the boring one too. With his stats 

This could be a long thread. 

There has been many games on par or worse than today unfortunately.

The game reminded me off when Manning first took over. The amount of times we went backwards from being 2/3rds up the pitch, just constantly slowed us down. 
 

In fairness to Millwall I thought they were very good , done a proper job on us. And played some good football 

Watching Bristol City for nearly 40 years, you learn not to get carried away. And used to getting disappointed 

That was dreadful, dire, awful. Millwall deserved that. By far the better side. And fitter which surprised me