cidercity1987

Scott still looks injured to me, not playing with the intensity of last season and/or struggling a bit in a deeper midfield role when he is a box to boxer Fair play to Semenyo, his pace and power are so hard to play against

Price rises seem fair to me, no more than inflation especially if you take a two year comparison to 2022/23 prices. I wholly support the 10% uplift in the South Stand and non attending season ticket holders are the ones to blame. Hopefully groups can now purchase individual match tickets in there and the Stand will be full again Also agree that 'OAP' discount is an outdated concept but that is countrywide and not just related to BCFC Tinnion and some others on the flyer is very weird, more nonsense from the club

Is there any chance that our a(pathetic) fanbase actually cause a scene at the Gate and make life uncomfortable for SL , JL, BT??? Other clubs fanbases would not accept

Fair play to him, I seem to be more fond of Johnson than most. Obviously he is trying to build back his reputation post Fleetwood

There's less fake news and revisionism coming out of Russia than Bristol Sport at the moment My feelings toward SL, JL and Tinnion are bordering on hatred , the absolute incompetence from all three of them

This season has been such a waste of an excellent defence. Even with an average attack we would be much higher in the league

The last two and a half hours of results have probably saved us from a relegation battle tbf, can't see Huddersfield making up 9 points and loads of GD on us

The only one likely to dominate possession though therefore an obvious win for us. Doesn't change anything that we are clueless with the ball against low block teams

Are we Birmingham under Rooney levels of bad? Certainly sounds like it hanging on for a nil nil at home

A lot of the managers leaving were actually getting the most out of their squad. Pearson, Mowbray, Jon Dahl, Eustace Brum, all spring to mind. There is no bounce as there is no improvement to have. Plus the new breed of coaches as mentioned maybe it takes too much time to communicate their ideas whereas the old man manager would come in and immediately get success from a more bonded team

I think the oil rig shifts up there last longer Just a lad on his last legs having a few holidays around the country

Why on earth would we have spent that kind of money to finish 13th instead of 17th? Absolutely nonsensical for us and no chance he joins a midtable team over promotion chasers in any case

They won't get automatics and won't be favourites in the play offs over Southampton, Happy days

It comes to something when it's pleasing to see Caerdydd win

I don't really know why Paterson has so much hate on here He plays in a position where it doesn't always come off but scored some beauties for us, won us a load of points and his goals to games ratio was more than decent In fact we have missed a player like him all season

I'd love Stoke and Blackburn to go down alongside Rotherham Two clubs that are seen as much bigger than they actually are

If I was a player I wouldn't join this amateur shitshow

As I said at the time to much derision on here, this is such a weird transfer. I will wait to see how it pans out

HEY BRIAN, just a reminder that you sacked a manager a week after we were 7th in an injury crisis

Quite a few of the players have donated, including Weimann Nice touch

This is one of the reasons why I am not Manning out. The ideal answer is Pearson or other strong type of manager as a counterbalance to the weakness above in the structure. But that is not going to happen. I don't see any type of young coach that they seem to want being any better than Manning. First things first, TINNION OUT

It's unbelievable that in a mini league of teams from 5th to 16th I bet we would be top. In the same league of 17th to 24th we would be rock bottom. Just another mad thing this season

Lee Johnson: Great job at Oldham turning perennial relegation battlers into a solid upper midtable side. Got a move to Barnsley, poor run followed by a brilliant run, left them in a good position and they got promoted. Liam Manning: Play offs with MK Done followed by a sacking in the relegation zone and they indeed went down. Appointed Oxford manager, saved them from relegation and had them challenging after a low number of games, now fading after he left. Whose CV was better at the time of joining us? Probably Johnson as he had more consistent improvement in his sides

An oasis of delusion again from these gentlemen. Of course we were going to play ok, as we have done all season against these types of teams

First major decision in a new role he is unqualified for was to sack Nige and appoint Manning. Absolute gross negligence and incompetence of the highest order. Picture of him overseeing training on Mannings first day scared the living shit out of me. Too weird all around and he must go