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Come on City ...come on....I got a good feeling about today....Either that or a water infection

28 minutes ago, Swede said:

Almost as bad as that melt who phoned Talk Sport after the Man City game begging them to remember that there's two teams in Bristol, which just underlined that actually there's only one.

I remember that...And a Man City fan was on next and said the Rovers fan that was previously on was Jealous of Bristol City stating Bristol City was everything they wished to be and should grow up ....

The Government has decided that Ashton gate will bee used as a super hub for vaccination against COVID 19. This was announced last week as Ashton Gate would make a fantastic venue with it's modern stadium.

However in order not too upset the blue few and in interest of fair play the Government has decided that the memorial stadium will be used for vaccination against the small pox virus. A spokesman said they couldn't think of a better place as the memorial stadium is the home of a small poxy club. 

6 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

No news on their takeover, it's almost as if none of their fans are as in the know as they claim to be. 

Unless someone is prepared to drop the best part of sixty million to get them a stadium, training facilities and invest in the team they are going no where fast. And with SL happy to write cheques for his new basketball arena, hotels and car park, the gap between Bristol Sport and the offering the fewers can come up with must increasingly make any potential buy out even less appealing.

League two beckons!

Hope so

9 hours ago, Dolman Block B said:

Today’s the 18th anniversary !!!!

Probably got acne now and swearing at his Mother

Best get rid off now...A new manager would have a couple of weeks to get some defenders in as ours ain't got a Scooby Doo

17 minutes ago, Port Said Red said:

Also any gashead who thinks @JulieH is anyone's tame anything obviously hasn't read her posts  

I suggest that if anyone has any evidence of this crap either put up  or shut up ....It's getting boring now

On 12/02/2018 at 16:15, Vincent Vega said:

I'd actually like if they snuck up via the play offs, we know how brutal this league is and that's with a genuine billionaire owner. The level of investment for the dog botherers could well see them relegated with a record low points total......

As funny as it might be I don't wish them any success and would hate to see 4000 sags singing that dreadful song and 40 thousand in Ashton park...I say **** em

Hate Wolves with a passion....Maybe because I have had a few slaps of them home and away just minding my own business , gave a bit back mind but Wolves is a place I always feel edgy and a feeling it is going to kick off at any minute. So glad I don't go there nowadays.

2 hours ago, Port Said Red said:

Pretty much except I would prefer it if we could avoid descending to their level and not use the racial stereotypes.

Agree....The might get the hump

Just had a quick look at the Burton Forum and I cannot believe how happy they were with last nights showing. Some was having a go at Flint saying how their man had him in his pocket ..Unbelievable stuff. Honestly hope that they go down, there is no place in the championship for football like that, and I would quit altogether if City resulted to that sort of so called football 

Like to see Matty Taylor get a start tonight but not sure who I would drop.  3-1 to boys in red ...Cannot deny Wilbrahams getting a goal for old times sake though as long as were 3 up at the time in 95th minute

2 hours ago, havanatopia said:

Hurricanes. Magnificently destructive. Heartbreaking in their aftermath.

The entire population of Barbuda has now been safely evacuated by the Antigua government. 1600 people have left what remains of their homes behind in the aftermath of the most powerful hurricane in recorded history. In a week of unprecedented storms in the Atlantic and the Caribbean, not to mention the biggest earthquake off the coast of Mexico's Pacific coast in a century, we are returning from a fortnight hiatus in league football. Spare some serious thoughts for the remaining path of Irma, re-strengthened to a Category 5 overnight as it tears through the northern province of Camaguey, Cuba. Before that it made a direct hit for my brother in Anguilla, following its destruction of Barbuda, St Maarten/St. Martin, St Barts, the British and US Virgin Islands, the Turks & Caicos Islands and parts of southern Bahamas. Not to mention causing severe flood damage in parts of Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Haiti. Now it heads for Florida where a mandatory evacuation is in progress. Miraculously whatsapp still functions in Anguilla and all are well but the island is devastated as all of those mentioned are to a greater or lesser degree. Then, just to rub some more salt in and as the chain saws go silent again another category 4, near 5, approaches with landfall in about 10 hours over Anguilla. At least Barbuda, also to be hit again, is deserted and quiet now waiting to be finished off by Jose. With Hurricane Katia in the Gulf you have to go back to 1950 to find 3 hurricanes simultaneously wreaking their havoc across the Caribbean. We may look back at the record books 50 or 100 years from now and say this is when global warming smacked us in the face to wake us up.

If only 'Football Saturday', which we all love so much, could detract all of those poor souls experiencing a nightmare, again. My friends and family in Cuba are safe and sound and the island uses its Soviet era efficiency to mobilise the masses to safety; although that does sound a little like an oxymoron I admit. I think Cuba takes a more pragmatic approach to getting people to safety, probably through necessity, than does the USA. The latter tends to become whipped up, excuse the pun none intended, by CNN and Fox News showing a mass exodus north on I95, massive lines at Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports that creates not a little hysteria. While the UK Gov't is criticized by its apparent lack of response yet before Irma arrived they had Marines positioned, they are already cleaning up and have Anguilla airport open, the hospital electricity back and shelters rebuilt and they are doing the same on the BVI. Transport planes have been flying more supplies and troops in and more support is on the way. I would say its under control but like the Florida Governor says, you cannot help people during a storm. The two countries likely not to cope too well are the Dominican Republic and Haiti and they will be the last to moan. These humble people will be glad of any support and it will come. 

10 dead so far, 60+ in the Mexican earthquake in numbers that will surely rise. I thought it appropriate to say a few words about these tragedies before we, privileged to be out of harms way, can enjoy our Football Saturday' lest we always take such pleasures for granted.

Now, who are we playing? OH yes, Jaap Stam's Reading. What a poor record we have in recent times against a team which seems somewhere between Division 4 Elm Park and Steve Coppell Premiership in my mindset; I cannot remove that juxtaposition of Reading from my mind. I mean no ill will toward Reading whatsoever but they seem incongruous as a Premier League or even a Championship football team. I cannot explain it. One thing is for sure though; Stam has them on an upward spiral once more so much credit must go to him. City could turn up and blow them away with Taylor, almost like a new signing, along with the other new faces; ie City will be a real threat to Reading because of this unknown quantity. But, by the same token, we may be undone by that very fact; City may not gel if Lee Johnson gets his formation wrong, his pre match team talk too off pat and makes the wrong substitutions when it does not work. He has a very mixed record under such pressures. 

Hopefully the relatively short distance down the boring M4 motorway will swell the away bank at the Madjeski and help the club avoid a defeat and at least put on a performance worthy of the money Steve Lansdown has sanctioned in transfers. Enjoy the match you'all and say a prayer that Hurricane Jose turns north soon and avoids the Northern Leewards.

 

Well written as always...I have spent a few years going to Cuba and the Dominican and they are the loveliest people you want to meet and I hope and pray they all come through it ok....There will be no whingeing from them at all. 1-2 to the reds :laugh: after a tense finish..COYR ..I will miss the  game as I'm of to Bulgaria with bcfcChris for the week Bon voyage

What a brilliant idea....On the day of the 18th year we could send them a big card with 18 today :laugh:

Good effort Tone ....Love it

1 minute ago, Red Army 75 said:

Just reading Leroy roseniors column in the post. He said city and rovers should of come together and built a super stadium. Can't agree with that at all . 

The man is a idiot...Why would we have ever wanted to share with Ragass Rovers...What could have they ever offered us ? I suggest the uninformed Leroy looks back to 1982 for a start when they tried to get the ground by the back door

Can you imagine Wael asking Steve Lansdown.....

Wally.....Hi Steve can we use your stadium for a couple of years why we develop the Memorial ?

Steve.....I know your face from somewhere are you the bloke who tried to buy Gillingham ?

Wally .....Yes that was me really dropped a bollock there

Steve....Are you the bloke who said HaHa fancy paying £300,000 for a striker you could of had for nothing last summer then complained to the FA about us ?

Wally....Yes that was me, i am sorry I did not mean it really I was only joking 

Steve.....F@ck off and don't let the door hit you on the ass on your way out

In fairness if they do go bust and were still averaging 20,000 next season there's enough room at Ashton gate to fit a few refugees in...They can see what they been missing all these years.

Only joking I don't  want those smelly pikeys stinking out our club...Honestly

19 minutes ago, glynriley said:

If Carlsberg did Thursdays...........

From their point of view it's best to get your bad news out in one day. No stadium today no manager tomorrow  means two days of bad news

Love to see SL get involved.....Buy the ground of the receivers say for £10000.00 what they paid for it and give it back to Bristol rugby, and let Bristol rugby decide if they want to ground share.....Karma I love it

2 hours ago, bluebutterfly said:

I was just trying to be nice before and not mention the "you know what"  

You know what...Are you serious ?    you only moved to Bristol in 1996 and only been playing league football for two years...In 1982 we nearly went bust and changed ownership bit like Wally buying out Hicks because if they did not sale you would of been history now and don't get me started on the disgusting way you behaved in 1982 trying to steal Ashton gate after refusing to ground share....your mob disgust me

3 minutes ago, Red Right Hand said:

According to them it`s all been funded by tax evasion and SL wouldn`t be out of place as Blatter`s right hand man!

Bitter not?

You got to laugh at them so deluded..However some are saying that's the going rate and questioning how they would manage Mr Pantsdown LMFAO where did that come from ?

The grapes are extra sour tonight on slagchat.....I had to pop over for the giggle and they didn't disapoint. Someone mentions our new signing and was asking for thoughts and the next poster says who cares and the next says i do and the bitterness continues....Quite amusing 

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3 hours ago, Robin Goch said:

The amateur looking badge?

As stolen from the side of a Gulliver's van

40 minutes ago, Red Army 75 said:

Right let me think. I'm jealous of Bristol rovers because of. Nope nothing sorry. Anyone else want to try

I like camping and they have tents down their ground