Banjo Island

1 hour ago, slartibartfast said:

I'm one !

Me to

Tommy conway is a very special talent what a player

Thank you tommy lad

You gotta be kidding

Thank you tommy lad

37 minutes ago, Whitchurch said:

Attendance: 9,044 (433 Bristol Rovers fans)

No iam not having that theyve obvioulsly missed a one off that figure it was 1433 all day long

Just now, Major Isewater said:

I won’t ask how ! 

The windmills are worth a look beutiful tulips to

You gotta be kidding how very bristol cty

Thank you nahki

Yesssssssssss get in

Great effort lads plenty to look forward to 

3 minutes ago, Numero Uno said:

In other news Russell Martin could be looking for new employment next week.....

Maybe he could share a taxi to the job centre with david wagner

2 hours ago, CodeRed said:

This one?

Eagle coaches

1 minute ago, old_eastender said:

Cornick scores!!!!  4-1

Cornicks a goal machine

Sykes is a goal machine

Can we hang on thou

44 minutes ago, robin_unreliant said:

As will I from Zante 

As will i from the isle of banjo

38 minutes ago, Jerseybean said:

50 years ago today Ray Cashley scored for City, with a long clearance from his own penalty area, against Hull City on a very gusty night.

Were you there? 

Yes in the middle of the east end

1 hour ago, Open End Numb Legs said:

I can't be arsed to read through it all TBH but that was the talk previously. It should be on there if it is relevant to noise created at the back of the stand towards the neighbours. Or the smell of filet steak and lobster that will surely be on the menu.....

More like stale piss and hot dogs

9 hours ago, Gazred said:

Anyone fancy a game of subbuteo

45 minutes ago, JackofromSanJavier said:

Muchachos, may I draw your attention to the highlighted opinion at the bottom of the g4s forum entry below?   WOW……….just WOW, now there's someone whose glass never sinks below the half way mark!

 

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4 hours ago  stuart1974 said:

4 hours ago  gasandelectricity said:

What’s better - a statement for the sake of it that might kill any semblance of a chance of getting a deal over the line?

Or staying silent for a little while longer to figure out plan A is definitely dead vs getting plan B onto the front burner.

 

If things really are as the article suggests and discussions are on a knife edge, confirming this in public won't help.

 

conygar may depend on us to get the area up and running and We probably hold a very good set of cards and may be trying for a final ace with a threat of pulling out. We already have a stadium and land. Maybe its us who are in charge for a change.

Obvious init

2 hours ago, Nogbad the Bad said:

I guess they're teenagers and most of us might now admit to dressing up and looking a bit ridiculous going to City matches with our mates in our youth.

In those days it was long hair, denim jacket and silk scarves tied round the wrists for me, and skinhead cuts with white butchers coats for many others  - no doubt 1 or 2 of them on here who would think of themselves as respectable pensioners now.

This lot look like they were just having a laugh posing for a photo and no doubt changed out of that stuff long before they got to the ground - in the 70's we didn't!

Polished off with a trip to guy fawkes on bridge street for a rod stewart feather cut

28 minutes ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Not just music and comedy. Tennis, boxing, table tennis, netball, gymnastics etc. It could potentially host all manner of sports and entertainment. It's very much multi-purpose. 

People also seem to forget the proposals include 125 market flats and a large hotel. It's going to be a massive money-maker. And great for South Bristol and the city too, tbf. 

Darts

Fantastic result what a tonic

How low can you go