shahanshahan

Shania Hayles ruled out for the rest of the season? Hopefully there'll be an update by Lauren in the next press conference

On 07/04/2024 at 14:17, Sleepy1968 said:

The picture on that webpage is full of Arsenal fans from City Women v Arsenal game.

I didn't even notice this at first when posting the link - it's not so obvious at first, and another board member had to point this out to me. Surprised the media team at the club didn't check fully which photo to use for the article

According to this article from the England v Sweden programme, Brooke Aspin in what was a 7-3 win over Brighton earlier this month...

Brooke Aspin was in the matchday programme from Friday's game...

England team to face Sweden. KO 8pm, live on ITV1. First of their Euro 2025 qualifiers

I'm not at the game (my recent trip to Wembley was enough!), and neither is my flag, but I know a few City fans there.

3 minutes ago, phantom said:

Another TV fixture where I fear for our defence 

To be fair, when Chelsea came to Ashton Gate it was only 3-0, which is far better than previous games between the two...

https://www.bcfc.co.uk/news/vote-for-your-players-of-the-year/

"the Men’s Awards will be presented at the home fixture against Rotherham United on Saturday, April 27th and the Women’s Awards will be presented at the home fixture against Everton on Saturday, May 18th"

Final away game of the season at Chelsea selected for live broadcast on Sky, and pushed back to 6.45pm. it's Emma Hayes' last ever Chelsea home game so I expect that may be one reason why Sky have picked it...

Megan Connolly up for Goal of the Month for March!

City U21 beat Blackburn U21 yesterday 5-0. Probably the most exciting fact was that one of the goalscorers was Rachel Furness! Hopefully this means she'll be match fit for Arsenal next Sunday

(Kudos to a fan page on Instagram who were able to confirm the scorers because the club didn't)

Bumping this as the meeting is taking place tonight

Those on this thread may have seen it elsewhere, but the End of Season Awards voting is now open.

Feel free to vote for your Women's Player of the Year, Women's Young Player of the Year, Women's Champagne Moment

16 minutes ago, Silvio Dante said:

The young player of the year is pretty slim pickings

For the YPOTY awards, the guidance is that the player would have been under 21 at the start of the season

https://www.bristolcitysupporters.org/end-of-season-awards-2023-24-vote-now/

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/1_Awards2324

Voting for the Supporters Club & Trust 2023/24 end of season awards is now open.

With over a month of the Sky Bet Championship season left, we invite you to cast your vote for Men’s Player of the Year, Men’s Young Player of the Year & Men’s Champagne Moment.

With only several weeks of the Barclays Women’s Super League season still remaining, we also invite you to cast your vote for Women’s Player of the Year, Women’s Young Player of the Year & Women’s Champagne Moment.

You can view winners of last season’s awards here.

Voting closes at midnight on Saturday 13th April 2024.

Whether you follow one or both of the teams, please cast your votes accordingly. Should there be an award that you do not have a vote for, you can skip that award for by simply clicking ‘Next‘ on the appropriate page.

The award presentations will commence before the end of the season, with details/timings to be arranged & then announced. The latest updates can be found on our own social media as well as those of the football club.

https://www.pafc.co.uk/news/foster-departs

Plymouth Argyle can confirm Head Coach Ian Foster has been relieved of his duties with immediate effect. 

Today’s 1-0 defeat to Bristol City has seen the club fail to win and score in five successive home games, with Argyle now sitting just one point above the relegation zone.

The Argyle Board feel now is the time to make a change in an effort to secure Argyle’s Sky Bet Championship survival for another season.

Director of Football Neil Dewsnip supported by first-team coach Kevin Nancekivell will take charge of the team for the remainder of the season, with Simon Ireland and Daryl Flahavan continuing in their respective roles.  

Chairman Simon Hallett said: “Ian was hired through a thorough and extensive recruitment process and his coaching credentials really stood out when making the appointment.

“But we have to balance long-term stability against short-term decisions, and we have given Ian as long as possible to see if results could improve.

“Unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case, and we feel now is the right time to make a change to give us the best chance of securing survival. 

“The Green Army have been incredible in recent weeks, as ever, and we need you all now to continue that support as we embark on the final weeks of the campaign with Neil and Nance in charge. 

“Together we can achieve what we set out to achieve at the start of the season.”

Everyone at Argyle would like to thank Ian for his tireless efforts during his time at the club and wish him well for the future.

On 31/03/2024 at 22:44, shahanshahan said:

From what I can recall that was said (and also from what I saw at both games respectively): a Cardiff supporter pulled out an Israel flag after they scored their goal, and people producing banners regarding Free Palestine & protesting the upcoming Arms Fair at Ashton Gate

I can't seem to find a direct link, but referring to other news sources, there was guidance issued for all Premier League/EFL games (which I'm guessing was extended to at least WSL games) where Israel & Palestine flags were announced as being banned

8 minutes ago, Wedontplayinblue said:

Reading the minutes from the last meeting,

What was political on two flags to be removed from both the men’s and women’s game? Do we know?

Flags An EFL directive says any flags with political connections have to be removed. This was after a Cardiff supporter was removed displaying a particular flag. Banners of similar nature were also removed at City Women’s game against Brighton & Hove Albion Women

As this is regarding the March meeting, I have replied in the respective thread for that meeting

5 minutes ago, Wedontplayinblue said:

Reading the minutes from the last meeting,

What was political on two flags to be removed from both the men’s and women’s game? Do we know?

Flags An EFL directive says any flags with political connections have to be removed. This was after a Cardiff supporter was removed displaying a particular flag. Banners of similar nature were also removed at City Women’s game against Brighton & Hove Albion Women

 

From what I can recall that was said (and also from what I saw at both games respectively): a Cardiff supporter pulled out an Israel flag after they scored their goal, and people producing banners regarding Free Palestine & protesting the upcoming Arms Fair at Ashton Gate

Agenda now online

https://www.bristolcitysupporters.org/april-2024-meeting-agenda/

The tweet has since been deleted, but the Barclays Women's Championship account posted a half time graphic for today's game between Charlton & Birmingham. Spot the issue...

8 hours ago, Eco said:

West Ham v Brighton today, if the Hammers win it's definitely game over for us isn't it?

Finished 0-0, so there's now a seven point gap between 11th & 12th as City didn't play today.

City's next game is the one that was meant to take place today, away at Arsenal. This will be on April 14th, with no other WSL games that weekend

Game against Manchester City moved to 6.45pm due to being selected for live coverage by Sky Sports.

No coincidence it's because we're playing one of the big teams...

Chloe Mustaki ruled out for the rest of the season...

Lauren Smith feature from last weekend's Women's Football Show on BBC

Meeting minutes now online

https://www.bristolcitysupporters.org/march-2024-minutes/