cidercity1987

Where is our 'home' end? Supposed to be the South Stand as far as I am aware. So say sold out every game. But loads of empty seats always. Not conducive to any good atmosphere. AT all. Not supportive to the players. If you buy an ST in the very cheap South Stand with no intention of turning up to the majority of games then I think you are a problem.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong We played a team who push their right back very far up the pitch. We have a very quick left sided attacker We played him centre forward Is that right? If so, mad

We.need.an.attacking.midfielder. There is NO link between defensive midfield and the three forward players

We aren't going to be any good at home as we seem very blunt going forward Lack of atmosphere does not help at all. Very shit from the fanbase

Worse than Preston?

Way worse than Toney One must imagine some kind of third party pressure

Fairly poor home ticket sales for this one, not quite 12k as per Rovers fans but hopefully another 22k or 23k crowd taking into account the extra Brum fans compared to Preston fans

Any word on a potential homecoming parade IF they win? My little lad would love to go up to London for that.

Half a home in Horfield

Reminds me of the terrible time in our history where we had Harewood, Shorey, Nosworthy, et al.

Decent 5 year ago, not now

Taking training?

I thought he was decent for us. Flogged too much by Johnson and Holden though that his legs had gone by the end of his time here

Bunch of sadacts. The point of the video doesn't work when you're going down the ladder

Wow I can't get enough of that man, so easy to listen to

That's ok, shades of Mark '16 appearance in 2 years' Little in this one

The Bristol Rovers manager coming on here to gloat the day after their best away win in years , would be the most Bristol Rovers thing ever

What's that got to do with a Bristol City forum? Millwall are significantly better than Charlton if that's what you're getting that

It took you all day to come up with that? Classic Gas rationale

Very interesting Pearson has always packaged this as a three year project and we are of course now into the third year. I don't think we quite have the layers mentioned in place for top six yet, as we are missing something going forward and an ability to control possession. This guy mentions a 4 or 5 year project and I reckon he's right. Pearson has done well to turn us around and now needs more time to drag us up the league. The only problem and the only thing I'll disagree with is the suggestion that Pearson is perfect for the Lansdowns. Pearson is perfect for Bristol City but not perfect for the Lansdowns in their wisdom. I would be very surprised therefore if Pearson is afforded the 4th or 5th year without significant success this year. He himself has said in the past that it may well be that he lays the foundations for his successor. Let's hope the successor does not ruin what Pearson has created.

I didn't realise Hemp had played for us, amazing. I know Earps did, any others? We are thrilled to have men alumni even appearing at a WC, but now we might have two actual winners.

I said 'as straightforward as you can expect for a semi final'. Of course the other team are going to have chances, particularly when trying to get back into the game late on. But we controlled the game from the start and finished with absolutely zero pressure on us due to the third.

That was as straightforward as anyone can expect in a semi final. Solid, controlled performance and a deserved win

Brilliant goal, every part perfect. Love it.

This tweet made me laugh, even Yate can get their ducks in a row