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  1. 5 minutes ago, pongo88 said:
    5 minutes ago, pongo88 said:

    If you think it's pure rubbish, which you're entitled to, why did you bother to read 322 pages?

    If you think it's pure rubbish, which you're entitled to, why did you bother to read 322 pages?

    What does he know,he thinks gas is a great name.

  2. 10 hours ago, Red Right Hand said:

    Just a thought. With Christmas fast approaching isn`t it time for North Bristol`s top festive attraction to open its doors to the public again?

    What about us locals,I mean all the extra traffic doesn't bear thinking about,5 or 6 more cars could move us into a gridlock situation .

  3. 13 minutes ago, Sergio Georgini said:

    Surely the bigger question is why were the squatting horse punchers watching our game when it was bonfire night? 

    Also he obviously doesn't recall the game where a Brighton player hid behind the goal post,the sag keeper at the time rolled the ball forward ,when the Brighton player nipped in and put the ball into the empty net,now THATS f****** hilarious .Or did I dream it.

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  4. 5 minutes ago, phantom said:

    Now this did make me laugh 

     

    Bristol Rovers pride themselves on strict policing fans at the Memorial Stadium to reduce the amount of illegal activity ever occurring at the ground.

    So far this season the club has already banned two separate groups of fans, for very different reasons.

    The club's security officer Dave Parker has given details of the bans that have already taken place at the club this season.

    Read more: Bristol Rovers set out plans for when they want to relocate to proposed new training base

     

    He said: "We have already banned a group of eight people up to Christmas, over a smoke grenade that was released during the pre-season game against Aston Villa.

    "It has been the yellow card approach with them. We have also banned six people who were caught live streaming the match as part of a betting syndicate.

    "The group has been banned for the rest of the season, their details have been passed to the police. On that front we are one of the leading clubs in the country with cracking down on that issue."

    Read more: What were the 'security reasons' that left Yeovil Town boss Darren Way bemused at Bristol Rovers?

    Mr Parker also highlighted what might lead to fans being banned and even life-time bans in some serious cases. Here is a rundown of activity which might lead to some of the most serious punishments:

    LIFETIME BANS

    DISCRIMINATORY BEHAVIOUR OR LANGUAGE

    There is a zero tolerance approach on discrimination. Anyone found guilty of racist, homophobic, anti-Semitic, anti-disability language, chanting or abuse will receive a minimum season-long ban. In the worst case scenario, it will earn you a lifetime ban from the ground.

    DISORDER

    Anyone found fighting or physically assaulting someone will be banned from the stadium for a minimum of six matches. In more serious cases this can be extended to a lifetime ban.

    ABUSE/AGGRESSION TOWARDS STAFF

    Any verbal or physical abuse towards staff will mean fans are immediately ejected from the ground with a minimum sanction of three matches. This can be punished by a lifelong ban from the ground depending on the scope of the offence.

    TICKETING

    Abusing the ticketing rules can range from a written warning to a lifetime ban. Touting and the misuse of tickets or concessions all breach the rules set by the club

    OTHER BANS

    Smoking a cigarette or an e-cigarette is also a breach of conduct at the Memorial Ground. Fans can expect to be ejected from the stadium with a maximum ban of six matches if found breaking the strict smoking rules. Anyone considered to be drunk in the stands, hospitality areas or found drinking in view of the pitch can also incur the six-match sanction.

    Throwing coins and drinks or setting off flares in the stand can mean anything from a three-match ban to a three-season ban for supporters. Anyone caught on the pitch at any time without permission could also be on the receiving end of a three-season exclusion.

    Persistent foul and abusive language can also mean a season-long ban. This includes any abuse aimed towards players, staff and home or visiting fans.


    Read more at http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/how-many-bristol-rovers-fans-have-already-been-banned-from-the-memorial-stadium-this-season/story-29787001-detail/story.html?afterReg=Y#0V5OYOPE6KXVx9EG.99

    Some people get all the luck,imagine being not banned,now that would be punishment.

  5. 1 hour ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

    They've had away matches against Barnsley, Huddersfield and Villa.

     

    This is why they sound like such ******* idiots every time they mock our away support whilst also claiming theirs is amazing. No doubt they'll dispute these figures as they don't include all the Gas that, apparently, go in the home end (yeah, I don't believe it either :facepalm:)

     

    But surely the home end would be full teds.

  6. 1 hour ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

    To be fair Holloway didn't say that did he? What he did say was pretty hilarious now we can look back though! They've really kicked on from that 'achievement' haven't they??!!!

     

     

    Wow they tried hard to find a city fan didn't they ,I can't remember one sag "finding me" and signing 3-0,perhaps they got lost after leaving the Kingswood,Fishponds areas.

  7. 44 minutes ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

    Ask them what 'franchise' means if it happens again. That's what I do and they haven't got an answer, they don't actually know what the word means and just seem to mumble some b0llox about MK Dons and Wimbledon...

    It's laughable!

    Don't worry he was put firmly back in his box,even an egg chaser joined in to explain what a franchise actually is.Sometimes the sound of silence can be deafening.

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  8. 3 hours ago, Purple Paul said:

    Both ends were rammed that day. Remember at end of game City fans invading pitch first then Rovers came on and chased them all the way up the Muller Road terracing.Mind you apart from one or two who left on stretchers. A certain Bob D was in his heyday that game.

    NOT.

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