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28 minutes ago, Lrrr said:

I get the no match day parking, its a place of work, most the parking spaces up there are taken up by employees and then you'd have an issue of people turning up with cars and having to turn them away. This way it just makes the issue simpler. 

Booked ticket, says parking available in QEH which is as normal.

11 minutes ago, shahanshahan said:

Check out this great article from Bristol 24/7, written by my friend & fellow SCT board member D-M Withers

https://www.bristol247.com/sport/football/how-will-bristol-city-women-fare-for-the-2022-2023-season/

Good article, could have done with a more up to date photo.

Just now, Harry said:

What was the attendance? 

400 +

12 minutes ago, shahanshahan said:

Me & my friends/regular supporters stood at a different side of the stand to try out something new. Think it may have worked (all the goals were in front of us)

Reading scored first with an assist by ex-City player Charlie Wellings to NI international Lauren Wade. Abi Harrison got a goal back in the second half, but the best moment was when 16 year old academy product Tianna Teisar was brought down in the box, scored the penalty & ran to us with a knee slide!

With Aimee Palmer still injured, Elysia Boddy & Emily Syme are forming a great partnership in midfield.  Noticed Chloe Bull om the sidelines who is out injured but should be back in a couple of weeks hopefully.

Fantastic result - surprised with Reading's performance too. Good to see ex-City players Faye Bryson, Gemma Evans & Lily Woodham all feature

Welcome to the East End of the the stand. Does have it downsides. Come Autumn when the sun is setting to the west, it's almost impossible to follow the City's first half attacks. You need a few cloud dances in your repotoire. 

2-1 win today at WSL Reading at a very hot HPC.  Lots of subs, so a bit fragmented second half, but looking stronger in depth tha last season.

3 minutes ago, Wiltshire robin said:

That’s because when city had the atyeo they only had a poxy little corner of it just like in the south stand now . If City had an unreserved end behind the goal ( like nearly every other club) we wouldn’t be moaning about how poor the atmosphere is . 

For many years prior to the rebuild, we had the whole end and moans about the atmosphere

44 minutes ago, Meh said:

Ha ha ha - my sides are splitting

Palmer on the bench

Not surprising. Understand we threw in a bench as a sweetener to get the deal over the line.

Might collect valuable information from fans such as "When you're trying to pass out from the back in a kamikaze fashion, it's giving me a heart attack. "

Women's tour has turned into a crash fest. Imagine they'll be a few out after this stage.

7 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

Barrel 

The argument re spelling is easy to resolve. Whether it was beer or piss water is another question  

27 minutes ago, Super said:

Might be harsh here but how did NI qualify?

Tournaments prefer quantity over quality.

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19 minutes ago, B1ackbird said:

First saw them on the Old Grey Whistle Test performing Statue of Liberty. Bought their first album on the strength of that...

Great band.

Obscene lyrics. Should have been fully banned. Think of the children 

I understand that there are only 100 tickets that can be reserved (not sold). Low number to either restraint on stewarding costs or some hangover due to covid (attendance was restricted at training grounds). They have had 900 at the women's games, so not a capacity issue.

1 minute ago, GTFABM said:

Anyone who has played any level of footy knows that is only ever a yellow. Take a photo and slow it down you can make any tackle look reckless/out of 

They're desperately looking for something to sanction and with that mindset, they will find something 

Just glad we haven't gone with a 2.02  kickoff time

Bit of a disappointing post by the OP. Just a visual lacking the usual in depth tactical analysis.

1 hour ago, Crackers Corner said:

Not sure if its the photo but it looks on a wierd angle to the pitch?

It's for those fans who prefer to watch their team attacking. At half time, it would be quite simple to pick it up and turn it around.

If you retire early in the tax year, you'll likely pay no tax as your income will not exceed your personal  allowance (you get the full annual allowance even if retire early). But it's not really a saving as you pay less tax by earning less. If you can, I'd go for the time of year which suits you. Personally, I'd go for spring  - retire into summer than a wintery January. 

Definitely 1970 as others have have deduced. The only other time that seats were missing from B block was after the Millwall game.

Early goal and we never looked back. Could have been more. Had a sharpness to the loose ball which was missing in the Charlton game.

There will be a direct connection to the new station, so if you fancy a visit to the Park and Ride, you can still start your journey from Parson Street

OK, the milage varies a little. Probably down to where you start from. Temple Meads or Parson Street

3-1 defeat. Respectable. I do think the current squad are better than those who got us relegated. Bright future. 

1 hour ago, Gumpster1 said:

Anybody else yet to receive their tickets in the post? Don’t think I have received them yet?

Got mine on Thursday