Nicki's soulmate

41 minutes ago, B block said:

Great film, if you haven’t already,  read the book it’s quality 

Yeah, but the ending in the book is a bit different to the film

1 hour ago, myol'man said:

Answer;

Temporary stadium seating

Our hybrid seating system is both scalable, offering customers a future-proofed solution, and simple to install – which is a bonus when cash and time constraints are tight.

I assume that "future proofed" means that they're proofed against any kind of future

47 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

Did they? Or is that just gossip and rumour?

They did

7 hours ago, bobby kellard was go said:

Some times less is more,when something is funny post it but just posting endless nothing seems pointless to me.

Irony alert!

5 hours ago, 42nite said:

You've had one good laugh from of 727 pages.

Why do you carry on reading it then?

 

If it upsets you so much, surely it makes sense to ignore this puerile infantile rubbish, and spend your time doing stuff that you enjoy?

 

Too easy mate, always best to winge about it

9 hours ago, Rich said:

I notice that Shrewsbury feature in two of the three highest attendances, I reckon they must have been in the majority on both occasions. Having said that, the cuckoos did make a special effort to take their Grannies, Grandfathers, Husbands, wives, kids, grandchildren and neighbours children to Wembley, in an attempt to prove what a massive fan base they have. I think they had encouragement from the directors to show the size of their fanbase, and the need for a new stadium, because of it's size.

I'd like to see a break down of the adults, concessions and kids tickets for that game. What I remember is, every photograph shown of that day, seemed puffed out with people who don't look like they'd attend on a regular basis, or, even know where they're going. So many family groups were pictured, it wasn't like a normal football crowd. Actually, it wasn't a normal Rovers football crowd, the only families not pictured, were the usual attendees of BRFC matches, the families from hell.

Exactly, I heard a lot of "gotta go its Bristol innit" at the time

18 hours ago, archie andrews said:

looks like the monster thing out of the goonies film.........

Looks like the barman in Early Doors, good to see his mug as I live in Henbury

6 minutes ago, DANWRENBCFC4LIFE said:

I remember running around the house screaming and laughing at the result 

I remember a mate of mine phoning up and saying "they've only gone and f*****d it up" 

16 hours ago, Bar BS3 said:

Hands up, if you are the loveliest  person. EVER!

 

Didn't realise he was that lovely!, even Nigella Lawson thinks he's lovely

8 minutes ago, glynriley said:

I hate to break it to you all, but, they are "On the edge of greatness"

(no sniggering at the back please)

http://gaschat.co.uk/thread/11664/on-edge-greatness

"A bit early to be on the Source" 

13 hours ago, slartibartfast said:

Oh dear........how sad..never mind 

 

Or "The good old days" as its now known

12 hours ago, Southstandoriginal said:

One day they will break through that 5 figure average crowd barrier.  You heard it here first 

Nah, thats Plum crazy witchcraft talk

5 hours ago, kevinmabbuttshair said:

Hmm, shall I? 

 

Yeah, why not. 

 

You're, your... 

There, their, they're 

 

Could've, would've, should've 

Of, have

15 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

Is he on a witness protection programme?

Witless protection programme

37 minutes ago, cityloyal473 said:

I've said it before: they'll get the UWE built.

It's inevitable, he's supper rich

20 hours ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

No need, it would appear that some Saghead, who definitely, definitely didn't read it on here, started a thread about the situation a few hours after Bert Tann posted it in this thread. What a coincidence!

Yeah, funny that! Considering how much he supposedly loves the Gas and how he's 'Gas fer life' he completely forgot about Rovers in that interview...although, I'm sure he did mention something about a 'Beetroot Factory'? 

Maybe that's his nickname for the Mem?

That bloke is such a bitter little ******. 

....and he's clearly 'obsessed'

Spends most of his life trawling through OTIB like a stalker before writing angry essays on Slagchat about City. 

Its been said before and it clearly needs pointing out again, this thread wouldn't be so massive if they didn't give us so many things to laugh about. The fact it gets under their skin is a huge bonus.

**** socks like this do seem unable to differentiate between us taking the piss big time, and us being obsessed

33 minutes ago, slartibartfast said:

Been round that area a bit recently and all I saw was Labour activists out....don't put the work in you get **** all, lazy ***** !

Yeah, the ****'s were complacent, even Darren Jones didn't think he'd win the seat……........Bristol is red!!!

2 hours ago, NOTBLUE said:

I was waiting in vain for her to knock on my door canvassing,wearing that blue and white rag,so that I could explain that not everyone in this part of town are dirty blue noses,Looks like I'll have to wait a bit longer.

Me too mate, but I must have been out when she knocked on my door in Henbury

8 hours ago, StGeorge said:

True Blue - what a tosser

He's the complete set

7 hours ago, slartibartfast said:

Ha ha, I took the Tote End that day (well, I was on it) !

There we're quite a few of us!

18 hours ago, Monkeh said:

losing the support of the engine room

A section of the engine room

16 hours ago, Nogbad the Bad said:

May not be the same incident, but I remember an horrific crash in (or near) Backwell around this time when 4 young City fans were killed.

I knew one of them slightly, a home and away City fanatic who had been the year above me at school.

Nailsea lads

10 hours ago, harrys said:

Can't comment on '68 I'm thinking 72ish, 500 Oxford seems a lot and in yellow hard hats!!! Never heard that story before, can anyone enlighten us?

It was the '71-'72 season, (I'm almost certain), dont recall any hard hats, they came on, got kicked out,  it went off up their place in october '72

11 hours ago, slartibartfast said:

My memory is slightly different to yours. We first went to Swindon in '69, As far as I am aware from then until the segregation came in, when we "took" the Town end, it STAYED "took" !

Spot on mate

6 minutes ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

Kettering, Hitchin.....keep adding em!

Hayes