Sir Colby-Tit

19 hours ago, Back of the Dolman said:

It didn’t surprise me that the steward was unable to stop him !

Guy was useless, I spent a fair part of the pre match build up directing people to where they were sitting as he didn’t have a clue.

Luckily there were no serious or important issues that he had to deal with as I doubt very much whether he’d of been any use.

The only thing he did achieve was pulling the veil off the wedding dress which has caused the discussion of whether it was a tutu or a wedding dress

Tutu?

I thought it was tunil?

The one that tripped over his own feet and face planted in the centre circle was quality. Bas Savage quality.

2 minutes ago, Johnr1986 said:

Danny Wilson? 
CB Liverpool signed from rangers and never made it there . 

That's the kiddy!

Didn't we sign a young lad from Liverpool, on loan, a few years back and never played him? Danny something possibly? My memory is shot!

26 minutes ago, SecretSam said:

Tara Fitzgerald

But does Gerald fit Tara?

Yeah, bloody fans leaving early, really pisses me off. Support the team until the end like I did, even if the football isn't great. I watched until the final whistle...

....and then switched off my laptop.

2 hours ago, View from the Dolman said:

I'm sure I've read on here that online orders are managed by Huboo from one of their fulfilment facilities and are then delivered to Ashton Gate for collection.

Fulfillment Facility, sounds like a knocking shop.

38 minutes ago, Top Robin said:

Shame he didn't join us at the start of this season

34 minutes ago, Cole Not Gas said:

Couldnt get to the Gate so Robins TV did the trick. Leroy loves the players and club, particularly Liam. What a great series of opinions about our coach- might be worth that seagul from Weston taking a listen!! I bet a lot of other recent moaners wont be on here tonight.

With a transfer window to come, with Zak our oldest player starting at 26 and with inspired subs like Liam has made tonight i reckon all our season ticket holders will be delighted  and encouraging their mates too join up as well for August; it isnt long now. Up the City!

Have you got something against apostrophes?

First half analysis:

1. Max is a super hero 

2. Ashton Gate looks nicer than the Stadium of Light on the telly.

3. Sunderland TV commentator is close to orgasm every time they attack.

That is all.

17 minutes ago, NcnsBcfc said:

Went to that game. Tues night away at Sunderland, what was I thinking???

Got home at 3 30 am, ready for work at 8. Crazy game, but a great goal by Soren.

I went with a couple of mates and we decided to stay in a cheap hotel.

Got so pissed before the game it's all a bit of a blur.

I went for a pee during the first half and somehow managed to re-enter the seating from the concourse into the wrong section. Took my seat, wearing my City shirt, and quickly realised I was surrounded by not very happy Sunderland fans. Luckily for me a copper spotted me and escorted me back to the away fans section before any shoeings were dished out. Got some applause from the City fans for my efforts.

After the game we went to find a pub and were just about to walk into one when a friendly mackem lass advised us that if we entered that particular pub it wouldn't end well. She kindly escorted us to another pub, full of Sunderland fans, where we were brought drinks all night.

I've been to the Stadium of Light once. Soren Andersen got a late equaliser I think. Which was nice.

Do the rules state that they can't take off their shorts? (Asking for a friend)

I think it'll be a retro shirt, harking back to the 23/24 season, to commemorate the famous dumping of West Ham from the FA Cup.

The Plymouth team needs to be drug tested after the game, commentator just said their keeper was out of his box.

34 minutes ago, Jo90 said:

Really love the new Zak’s Onyego range looks great - Thanks for doing something that’s a bit different 

All football fans are fickle, we're not special.

I can see us getting something out of this one, on the basis that we seem to up our game against the better teams.

There will then be another reprieve for The Manningbot Artificial Unitelligence, possibly a mural, open top bus tour and commemorative kit.

Amazing.

Personally I'm hoping for Nahki Khaki's, Dickie briefs, Bell bottoms and Cor-Knickers.

Well done BCFC.

11 hours ago, TDarwall said:

Ok, so what does a nation flag signify?

Each to their own, I support our sports teams but i don't really get the whole issue of national pride.  We had no choice, we just happened to be born here. We could have been born anywhere & we'd have felt the same about there as here.

Yep, agree with this 100%. Surely a sense of pride comes from actions or achievements.

I'm not even that proud to be human tbh, let alone English.

Nike must be delighted that the discussion is all about the colours of the cross, and not about the outrageous prices of the shirt. Genius.

6 hours ago, exAtyeoMax said:

 

That's a bit patronising and condescending to assume that women are only interested in fashion and shopping! Hardly forwarding thinking is it! 

Couldn't agree more.

What about gossip and housework FFS.

2 minutes ago, Spike said:

It is, my brother supports them but even their battles in my lifetime have been more interesting than our own. 

At least we've had play offs and promotions. All they've had is relentless mediocrity, albeit at the top level.

18 hours ago, Harry said:

We keep hearing Liam Nothing (sorry Manning) say how he’s always trying to make sure the players take the emotion out of the game. 
 

I don’t like this approach. Emotion is part of football. Sometimes it can affect you poorly but in my experience it can also have as much of a positive effect than a negative one. 
 

I actually WANT to see my team playing WITH emotion. Not without it. 
 

I’ve really had enough of this bloke. 
 

We also hear him say “at half time we spoke about how we might think about how to engage higher”. 
No no no!! It’s your effing job to TELL them how to engage higher. Not have a polite feckin conversation about it. 
 

Enough. Honestly. 

I'm beginning to think Mr Manning might be a Borg drone that managed to break free of the collective.

I have always thought that being an Everton fan must be incredibly dull.