Gimme Shelton

I would luv it,luv it if Birmingham went down so for that reason I m backing them (with real money) to win at Huddersfield, thus gaurenteeing that Huddersfield win!

39 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

19….20 next week!

Kids grow up so fast these days....

2 minutes ago, Mattredrobin said:

Yes Poentially, maybe AL Nassr they got any good forwards 

I'm sure Sadio Mane could still do a job....

4 minutes ago, Mattredrobin said:

Not sure I have seen it mentioned anywhere on here But Brian Tinnion was on the sober sports talk podcast and he was talking about pre season and that the Community game is pencilled in again and also that the last pre season game before the season season starts we have a foreign team coming over to play, he did not say who against or where it will played HPC or Ashton gate but something different to previous years.

Perhaps it's part of the deal with the foreign team we're getting our new forward from? Tongue in cheek but you never know

Just renewed in upper Lansdown for myself,my son and grandson. Cost £822 for 23 matches for three people . Dividing that up equals £11-91 per person,per match. I know the 'entertainment' isn't always there but for under 12 quid a game ?  Pretty happy with that.

Hillsborough!! A dangerous dump then and no better now!

38 minutes ago, You Do The Dziekanowski said:

Not really an exodus but a funny story from an away game at Brentford. 
 

Think we lost 3-2 or Drew 2-2. Mate went for a piss and missed our first goal, was too slow finishing a half time pint and missed our second goal. 
 

Same friend missed Jon Stead’s goal at home to Coventry just after half time and had to leave early and missed Bolasie and Woods goals at the death. (how bleak were those times? Old useless players and next to no excitement) 

Yes,that was not a team it was easy to love (Stead excepted). The 14/15 team was so lovable and you can love individual players from all eras. What I'm trying to say is.....love is strange

14 hours ago, GrahamC said:

Back in full time training & expected to be in the squad for their next match at Cambridge.

Two more games with a chance of injury  

She wasn't the worst ref we've had this season certainly,but the ref Wednesday was the best we've had for a long time.

10 hours ago, sugarwray said:

Great memories of the last home game of the season against Coventry. There were a good number of Flint said no T shirts. Happy days 

Walsall 8-2 was the last home game, Coventry was the game we clinched the champion slot. It was a very poor game as well,it wasn't completely beer and skittles, sweetness and light, that season!!

1 minute ago, Davefevs said:

Broke some ankles that game didn’t he?

So many step overs....

1 hour ago, Red Billy said:

Good example. A player at the time who was held in high regard and it looked like there was a good player in him. Now on loan at Burton.

And he did win us a penalty 

2 hours ago, ralphindevon said:

It’s memories like this that make you realise just how few great moments we have as City fans.

That was a truly great evening, beating our local rivals after what had gone on earlier in the season, a comprehensive win and a general feeling that there would be no stopping us winning the league.

It just feels like days/evenings like that are very few and far between for us. 

Days/evenings like these are rare for most supporters unless you live in Manchester or Liverpool. My son's first season ticket season was 97/98,I warned him 'its not usually like this,you know' !

Blimey,that 44 looks a bit SS like!

1 minute ago, Ronnie Sinclair said:

Was merely quoting numerous other comments of that ilk on here this season - Max is perfectly fine for us doing a good job 

As I've said before on these pages,do any of his critics ever look at other keepers in this and the prem? Obviously not from the idiotic comments 

R.I.P Larry. I can just about remember when Shankly signed him for Liverpool, almost as unexpected as Nick Tanner!

Just three comments on the posts above from my opinion -Gallagher is not good enough to be an England regular,mind doesn't work quickly enough 

Foden-great for Man City,still not enough end product for England

Stones was always prone to one mistake per game,but not now,solid.

As I say,just my opinions 

The time he has been on the pitch he's shown nothing to show he should! A good physique but afraid of a tackle and no confidence to take anyone on. Much rather have still had Yeboah,no lack of confidence there.

13 hours ago, Shauntaylor85 said:

Bristol is terrible for transport and getting to AG from TM takes forever. So spoilt in the capital. 

Takes half an hour if you walk though 

Lose today,beat Leicester,lose at Plymouth,win at Sunderland. You know it makes sense

13 hours ago, cityal said:

The chances of us reaching the playoffs and going up are probably 1 in 1000 or lower.

But if a miracle happened and we did go up via the pray offs, can you just imagine this team in the prem next season?? we'd make the Burnley and Sheffield utd of this season look like Real Madrid.

But being only slightly tongue in cheek,the way we set up against the better teams in this division I  honestly think we'd have got more than 14 points from 28 games. Of course I wouldn't expect much off the top 8 but depending on what sort of form the others are on when you play them? I expect to be told I'm smoking something...

4 minutes ago, Charlie BCFC said:

Has anyone got the clip of his foul throw attempt? He was awful, was expecting big things with how excited Swansea fans got when he signed 

What actually did he do, couldn't make it out from the upper Lansdown?

In 50 years of watching live football you think you've seen it all...

For all that we were mostly poor today,how about Swansea? Go 1-0 down and then play exactly the same for the last 20 minutes. Definitely no plan B from them.

15 minutes ago, steviestevieneville said:

I don’t think I’ve seen a worse player at championship level . Although we’ve had a few 

The Cardiff left back last week would give him a 'run' for his money.