Rich

Have a read of this if you want to see some more slightly iffy things carried out by the angelic board of BRFC, obviously for the benefit of BRFC and it's supporters.

http://br-isc.blogspot.co.uk/2007/08/cowlin-sold-for-52m.html

Redfred, your lot have been saying it for years. But just remember

'YOU 'LL NEVER GET RID OF THE GAS.

When I fart I do.

Deluded ?... it dont drive my friend i walk all up around there 3/4 times a week there are cycle paths and footpaths from bonnington walk/landseer ave, bridge over from northville,cycle path from Frenchay and the walk from abbeywood retail park (the maccy d's u mention is 5 mins tops... try going and looking insteda of using google maps as that map is well out of date the access is much improved and will be even more so when chiswick village and the stadium is complete, you talk of roads being clogged up!! its a football stadium if course it will be , 5- 10k people all leaving an area at once causes this, bedminster is a nightmare on City matchdays, as are most areas arounf football stadiums  ... i dont expect you to look for anything other than negatives , but keep em coming , the fact is this will be a massive improvement on Eastville , Twerton and The Mem

You've highlighted my post in your statement, as if you intend to tackle one, or maybe some of the points but, you've not actually addressed a single point. Why did you highlight it? Was it to pretend that you'd addressed the thorny issue of your club stealing the Rugby ground and shafting the only professional rugby club that represents Bristol, if not, why highlight it? I'd say it's because the truth hurts and you have no answers, so you ignore the truth and spin a load of shyte tales to confuse the issue.

Despite the bitching, we can now say that for the first time in decades, both City and the blue few are moving forward off the pitch. In two years time, both will have great stadiums that the population of Bristol can be proud of. Ive no reason to deny Rovers this development providing it wont change the status quo in Bristol.. And with them struggling to stay out of the conference, and a new stadium that will be smaller than pre development ashton gate, i dont think we've got anything to worry about. Heres for a swift return to the championship for bcfc and league 1 for the gas! I think both clubs would be satisfied with that short term!

Get back to Korea with your overly reasonable attitude. I hope they'll be happy in their South Glos Bowl.

Only access by car is from the ring road. There will be a pedestrian route through Chiswick Village. Access by bus will be possible via the bus only road that runs past the stadium.

There will be no public parking for fans at chiswick village, (residenta only) so only residents from that new estate will have access, Bus only road passing the stadium from where, Ring road?

With greatest respect despite my name on here I live in lockleaze it rakes me 5mins to walk to abbey wood stn im about 3 mins fron the bottle it rakes 5/6 mins to bulldog same to new ground site and 15 mins tops to foxden... parson st to the gate is about the same as abbeywoid will be to uwe vis the cycle path route

Unless I'm mistaken the only access into the new stadium will be from the ring road. That is unless there will be unlimited access to all of the UWE site from Chiswick village and surrounding area, which I seriously doubt. Post us a link to the access routes in the travel plans, I seriously am interested.

the Bulldog, foxden, goldon bottle, new pub in chiswick village , (the gainsbrough poss re opening as well as the king george, so a few options less than 10mins walk for a drink plus huge bar at the stadium, direct rail link at abbeywood, just off the m32 on the ring rd within walking distance of filton, frenchay, northville, lockleaze, horfield .... a bizarre location? hardly

 

And by leve lplaying field , i mean a stadium with proper facilities and a chance of off field revenue

Only one pub within ten minutes walk of the new ground mentioned there. The train station is further away than Parson street is to AG and very few use that. So I estimate that there will be an awful lot of congestion, a lot of people with long walks and a very sanitised type of football experience to be had by Rovers supporters compared to recent years of attending the Rugby ground. I imagine the South Glos Bowl, to be somewhat like MK, the Ricoh or Reading but smaller. 

Let's also not forget that a solicitor based in Queen Square who acts for BRFC, actually made FOI requests in order to give any help he could to those opposing AV. Whether that was an individual act or he was acting for BRFC is not known. The gas friendly Post tried to integrate them into the WC/ stadium support, by printing statements by former gas staff and supporters. BRFC were against AV because they'd have been leaft behind, so did their utmost to hinder it.  So I'm with Tim on this.

Yes, cheap personal jibes should also be a embarassment to those petty enough to dish them out !

An

I'm off to hammer some nails into my testicles as it less painful.

Need a hand?

stockhausen mentioned on twitter nothing more today or tomorrow but SC been working extremely hard and maybe more influx before the weekend.

 

Cant for the life of me think what we need unless we are shipping out a couple of faces...

Someone with confidence, positivity, dominance and the ability to stop shots from entering the net, perhaps. .

My brain won't work on two forums.

It hardly works on one.

I can't remember the thread title but this topic you mention has already been discussed at great length over on the BCFC ziderheads main Bristol City debate forum.

 

http://www.ziderheads.co.uk/ch/

My brain won't work on two forums.