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Wonder what his issue is 

2 minutes ago, Portland Bill said:

What was the crowd please ?

I’d say excitable but faded towards the end 

We really weren’t as bad as people are making out on here. Blackpool had momentum from last season and we always struggle against the promoted teams. We dominated for most of the game just need to click in the final third and we will be fine 

4 minutes ago, sephjnr said:

Did Bell seriously get a yellow just for cheering up the East End? Hope that ref is happy with himself...

No it was because he kicked the ball away in the corner after the whistle had already gone 

2 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

So, are any of you planning on sporting a mask either in the concourse or whilst watching the game?

No

Alex Scott predicted to start today. Excited to see what he can do in a league start 

I’m expecting a fair few 0-0s and 1-0s (both for and against) from us this year, a bit like Middlesbrough under Karanka a few years back. I have a sneaking suspicion that we might have  a promotion defence but our firepower up front is closer to a water pistol unfortunately.

One of the keys to a successful campaign for Nige is whether he can get Wells firing like he did for QPR. If he can get 20+ goals this season we will be dark horses for the playoffs IMO despite the naysayers saying we will be in or around 19th.

I can’t believe we will never have to watch that team again!

it’s a wonderful day to be a city fan 

I know we lost but Britton’s goal was a nice way to end this season

2 minutes ago, Midred said:

BBC keep reminding us that Derby don't deserve to be in this position! 

Despite the fact Sheff Wed have technically won six more points than them this season brilliant 

Waghorn just clattered into the post in the derby game in what only can be described a car crash. Honestly horrific sprinted right into it 

Kalas’ confidence is shot so maybe trying to protect him ahead of next season.

4 minutes ago, City oz said:

you could always watch the gas you miserable ??

Given how terrible we’ve been I don’t think not watching us today automatically makes you gas, especially when there’s a championship game that actually means something today 

A maximum of 4,000 fans are to be allowed at outdoor events in the lowest-risk areas when the national lockdown in England ends on 2 December, BBC Sport understands. 

Is it bad that my first reaction was “maybe we can get Afobe back with more games to play”?

From someone who knows nothing about how Bristol Sport is structured, does the revenue received from Bristol Rugby games affect Bristol City in any way directly?