Shaun Taylor

Should be fun at the Tuesday press conference 

Good interview from a decent journalist 

On 31/05/2021 at 12:08, B1ackbird said:

A quick snippet, when Tyson was released from prison Ali was waiting outside so they were going to a Mosque to pray, what really happened was Don King was waiting in a limo with $1.000.000 in cash which he spent on partying...

A different side to him 

9 minutes ago, Midlands Robin said:

This proves my point though. The stat doesn't take into account where people live. You can't for example say, the West Brom stat is wrong because it's clearly skewed by fans attending matches who don't live in West Brom but say the Wigan stat is correct because every person who attends their games lives in Wigan.

The figures for Bristol could differ vastly depending on whether you include just the city population (around 450000), the urban population (around 600000) or the area (around 1 million)?

How many city fans live in North Somerset, Weston and surrounding areas? How many saggys live in the South Gloucestershire area? 

Don't get me wrong, anything to have a laugh at the Sags is a good thing but we shouldn't be beating ourselves up over play population attendances as it's just not a reliable figure to use.

Chelsea would be another perfect example 

2 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

Mission accomplished for the idiot Barton. Obviously we all hoped they would be in a relegation battle but I suspect in our heart of hearts we expected them to scab their way out of it on goals scored or something.

To finish five points adrift at the bottom behind some truly shite teams is beyond our wildest dreams!

I couldn't agree more as we've been shite all season but at least have a valid reason with a crook owner but feeling proud that we didn't finsish rock bottom

12 minutes ago, Major Isewater said:

Which is where many of your problems started.

We're still paying for Brian Hillier & Lou Macari betting on losing to Newcastle 5-0 in a FA Cup match in 1988

2 hours ago, TomF said:

Meanwhile in SN1 

You missed off the premier league 1993

6 minutes ago, Son of Fred said:

Wael must be praying it's a "porridge" breakfast for Joey

He could visit him as he will only be down the road

9 hours ago, Calculus said:

You must be very jealous about what's happening in BS3 these days. All wonderful here. Absolutely ****ing peachy. Not a cloud in the bleedin' sky.

It's all good here in SN1

4 minutes ago, Kodjias Wrist said:

Nothing personal but yeah I'm sure roles reversed would be the same for many of your fan base. I wouldn't want to see you go as far as going out of business though!

I know it's not personal and actually respect the humour 

1 minute ago, Red Army 75 said:

No disrespect mate. Who cares hope you both go down. 

That told me

6 minutes ago, redsquirrel said:

come on Shauny,,wheres your sense of togetherness in such an important match, up the swindle,bury  the gasturds in a pile of shite tonite

We're 2-0 up the reds or even robins! Why didn't that to**er Sheriden walk a month ago

3 minutes ago, The Horse With No Name said:

I obviously meant Rovers, dont really care where Swindon finish up.

No worries 

1 minute ago, The Horse With No Name said:

They could actually be all but relegated tonight if results go right. Nine adrift plus goal difference, 3 games left.

Let's just savour the moment It won't last!

Just now, Roger Red Hat said:

Gas bottom.

Good old Brett see he hasn't forgot you

1 minute ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

Neither of those were too bad as it goes. Hartlepool`s old fashioned but in a neat and tidy way and Feethams was next to the cricket ground and you had to walk round the boundary to get in.

The coldest I have ever been was at AG funnily enough. A home game v Ipswich about three or four years ago. It was in March and a lovely sunny day but there was a horrendously cold wind blowing straight into the South Stand  and the wind chill took it to about 15 below.

Cheers LL it's great to share memories of old style football grounds 

4 minutes ago, cider hoss rules said:

Blundell Park, home of Grimsby Town - which is situated in Cleethorpes - is by far the coldest I've ever been at a ground, even Boundary Park was temperate compared to this place

I've not been to either of those and many say Hartlepool and the old Darlington ground were also miserable and  cold 

1 minute ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

It was! Valley Parade pre-fire was pretty grim too as was Belle Vue in Doncaster.

I never did those two but Springfield Park & Field Mill were not so hot and locally Aldershot took some beating for quirkiness 

1 minute ago, Shaun Taylor said:

Imagine that on a cold foggy December/January winters day!

I thought Millmoor was bleak in them 80's for any of you old school fans that went up to Rotherham 

25 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

It has all the aesthetic splendour of Neath/Port Talbot but the locals are less welcoming.

Imagine that on a cold foggy December/January winters day!

5 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

But then there`s Barrow.......................................

In Furness......Mmmmm sounds just like Port Talbot steel works!

32 minutes ago, woodsy62 said:

Peacock in charge what pub garden are they using for training 

Probably one his mate Christian Roberts owns

3 minutes ago, WessexPest said:

Saw this on Twitter from a Swindon account (hence the hashtag):-

 

Relegation projections...

AFC Wimbledon 5.2%
Wigan 10.2%
----
Rochdale 89.1%
Northampton 96.7%
Bristol Rovers 99.3%
#STFC 99.5%

Now that Sheriden has gone and that we have Tommy Wright & Lee Peacock in charge for the remaining games we may get the new manager bounce and win all four and stay up

3 minutes ago, Sweeneys Penalties said:

To be fair the Avon + Somerset have had plenty of practice recently

I'm no type condoning any sort of violence but at least those were worthwhile reasons to demonstrate!

1 minute ago, Sweeneys Penalties said:

To be fair the Avon + Somerset have had plenty of practice recently

Those incidents were different they had genuine reasons to demonstrate