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Tommy Conway is a God damn animal

Conway, Semenyo, Scott and Weimann all in a team will be something to see. 

It is only on DAZN in Canada. Just means there is a local tv/streaming service with the rights. It happens wherever Bristols game is chosen for... something on sky? I'm sure someone in the UK could fill in the blanks on that one. 

Also means there's likely an illegal stream

@ralphindevon Good to know re: ticket timing. 

The hospitality stuff, are those the VIP Hospitality Packages that can be found on the Ashton Gate site

1 hour ago, Ska Junkie said:

Why would we need the third kit if that was the case? It, along with the red first kit, doesn't clash with anyone, maybe Burnley away?

Wouldn't they make one just for more money? I've never really thought about 3rd jersey logistics outside of the NHL which has a well defined white/dark home/away structure and uses 3rd jerseys as extra revenue

Putting the cart before the horse @pongo88. Gotta sort out travel before I figure out how to best indulge . (This is a good suggestion, thank you)

2 hours ago, myol'man said:

Wouldn't it be easier to go to the Shay?

@ExiledAjax That program's a good shout, thanks!

@Nogbad the Bad Pretty much nailed it. If City has a service of some kind that exists to help people who are traveling, yeah I'll take advantage for sure. But I also have to plan trips to see my hockey team play (Ottawa Senators) since I moved away. I know the drill about traveling to see a chronically disappointing team play in person. 

But unlike Ottawa where I lived for years, I know almost nothing about Bristol or which away days are good, or how to have a good/"proper" match day experience 'cause I haven't been back to Bristol since I was born.

10 minutes ago, Bristol Oil Services said:

Do you sport a mullet?

I do sport some spicy arugula, not a mullet sadly. 

27 minutes ago, maxjak said:

Thinking maybe you should contact the club....if someone can take the trouble and expense to travel so far to watch Bristol City FC, the least the club can do is help you out with tickets and information?  Plus it will be good PR for the club, if they have any common sense?

That's not a bad idea, never occurred to me as NHL teams are... let's say not that responsive to fan requests. 

1 minute ago, richwwtk said:

Feb 11th-18th might be good, Norwich and Wigan at home followed by Sunderland away.

If that's too far off October 15th-22nd gives you Millwall at home followed by West Brom and Reading away.

It's gotta be 2023 because of vacation day resets at work :laugh:. I'm looking mainly at the mid Feb three games and the mid March with an away derby vs Cardiff, but don't know how dicey getting a ticket for that would be

10 minutes ago, Eastred said:

Whereabouts in Canada are you? My son lives in Vancouver. I always make a point of wearing my City shirt whenever I see the Whitecaps play

About as far away as one can be from Vancouver without being on an island. I'm in Halifax. 5,791.0 km

I'm finally getting around to coming to a city game in 2023. Bit of a challenging commute as I live across the pond. I'm hoping to see three games and a good away day. So if I'm looking at 2023, weeks with a midweek game and a good away day which week should I come? 

Thanks for the help with this!

I gotta say, I'm new here, but I have to completely agree with the OP. Harry food was out of position, doing a preview instead of talking about what curry he's eaten recently. And while we're on the topic of curry, they went on a fine run of form talking about curry for five to 10 minutes before talking about anything football related. I can't use any of that information because I don't live in Bristol, but it's an absolute tragedy that it's gone. 0/10