pillred

Sometimes just the sheer joy you get from seeing your team win is enough, I would say a very large percentage of the games I have watched city in have had nothing at stake yet I have either left the ground with a smile on my face or been thoroughly downhearted, it just shows you care.

Do you give him any credit for some of the more decent performances though? as you appear to be a bit one-sided.

Oh! yes it is.

No, but they weren't demoted TWO divisions as the post I was replying to stated.

They were initially, but of course the inevitable happened they appealed and their punishment was then reduced to getting demoted back to the second division.

I think you have lived up to your poster name with this post :laugh:.

We are 12 points clear of Birmingham, not 14 (not that that is going to make much difference).

Bristol City boss delivered this honest verdict on Sunderland draw and his 'outstanding' performer (msn.com)

And the gas concede in the 98th minute to lose 0-2 happy days.

And they are the home side as well.

Thankfully.

If we don't lose I expect they will be happy enough.

Thankfully we are merely spectators.

Gas losing.

Last two wins we've been spoiled :laugh:.

Already sounds like the man of the match.

Cardiff losing, if we were to win and they end up losing we will be up to the dizzy heights of 11th.

Maybe our first penalty since god knows when then hopefully.

cric free saying it's on but it's the Stoke game.

I'm not sure he would be as delighted as you :laugh:.

The very reason after 36 years one of if not the most important reasons I no longer have a season ticket, even in the Championship they are getting rarer and with this new Sky EFL deal I think they will become rarer still.

It must be incredibly frustrating for their fans to keep doing that, some say if we went up the same thing would happen to us, well I wouldn't mind trying to find out.

Sounds a bit like cutting your nose off to spite your face, if that's what you want fair play but it's you missing out on some great entertainment without the pressure of actually caring who wins, I find it makes a pleasant change.

Like me you must have particularly enjoyed the Chelsea game last night, oh how I laughed.

It just helps the enjoyment of watching the Premier League if you have at least a favourite team in it that you like to see do well, I like Spurs but if it came to them playing City then it would be no contest, it's not a crime to be a fan of another club even if the intensity you feel for them compared to City is not quite there.