cider hoss rules

Unfortunately it will also come down to a numbers game, as you would need and equal divide of clubs. The line has to be drawn somewhere, and I suppose a bit like when we used to play in the FL Trophy and Cambridge were in the south. Someone somewhere will still be the 'wrong' side of the line due to an imbalance of numbers, a bit like Gloucester City who play in the national league north, yet Oxford play in the south, as did Worcester City before they were relegated.

but I expect they have all posted that they like Rovers more than City, and actually they are the second team they support

Nice little montage from the perspective of Wycombe, you know that little team that Rovers sent down when they survived by beating them the week before.

Anything Henbury Ass claims to have seen (all true by the way)

A personal favourite fro A personal favourite from the appeal losing thread;

here's some light reading, it's like a comedy of errors wrapped up in a tissue of lies and fantasy! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-26544326

From their deluded site: It is weird. Our away support is very good, but our home support is below par. Other than the DC era our home support since I’ve been supporting has been avg 7000ish if we’re lucky - usually below that!. Especially considered we’ve taken 40K to Cardiff, 44k to Wembley, 30K for a conference final at Wembley. I know they’re big days, and we’ve got a sh**e stadium but it’s our sh**e stadium. I'm sure those quoted number are somewhat exaggerated!

It's a misprint, that's obviously their average away following.

and a subscription to Babestation.....

Whilst one doesn't like to defend these deluded halfwits, when I read it I assumed it meant as as crowd percentage, rather than as a rank among other clubs. Therefore suggesting that their attendances are made up of ST holders in the majority.

seems only right to post this again https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/9295743/story-of-soccer-saturday-lg2-relegation-battle

is that so they can avoid the pre match rush on matchday?

even when they don't get an opposing player sent off they manage to get 'the extra man' advantage

the number of times you have posted on here would suggest otherwise.

the cabbage patch must nearly resemble a stadium by now, Wally said two years so the basic structure should be there by now

must be one thing missing off his CV, playing in front of empty tents against every ones favourite other team, then there's that famous kit.....

As sh*te as it is and what it actually represents, I'd rather see these worn around the city than prem team shirts/merch.

but GBBO is in a tent so they'd feel more at home watching that, although the bake off tent has room for about a dozen people so the big crowd might scare them.

if the 650 ish dressed as jesters is an accurate number, then they were almost outnumbered 3 1/2 to 1 EDIT: I see Ashton Park pipped me to it!

it's what they don't do

I've got a mate who's a Blackpool fan, and he has no sympathy for Bury as they turned up at Blackpool with 'Oyston In' banners and t-shirts on. Chanting throughout that Blackpool would soon be closed down and gone forever.

I thought it was Rolf Harris........

Gloucestershire la la la

More effective than the pointless orange lenses on most BMW's!