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18 minutes ago, Shauntaylor85 said:
Where does this Tinnion is good at spotting talent come from. Who did he spot? Tinnion clearly makes good relations with the owners, there is a team of people who do the work there
Have you been watching Borat recently?!
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37 minutes ago, Phileas Fogg said:
If Manning were to be fired, i’d have no confidence that JL, SL and BT would pick anyone better. I’d actually have more confidence in Ian Gay, Robbored and Tony Wilkins picking next manager.
31 minutes ago, joe jordans teeth said:Steady on there let’s not go overboard
Au contraire Mr Teeth. We'd be certain of appointing a 'proper' Championship Manager.
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4 hours ago, Tony Tootle said:
What are those trainers about Jon? It’s true when you have loads of money you stop caring what you look like.
4 hours ago, ChippenhamRed said:OK full disclosure, I thought Chip'Red's post was a very quick response to ol' Tony Tootle's remark about proper interview footwear.
As sharply dressed head to toe as these two gents are, now I get the sarcastic intent.
Faceplants please.
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4 hours ago, Lew-T said:
I can’t imagine Hoddle is too happy about it. Doesn’t exactly put him in a good light!
It really doesn't does it. I think we have to remember it's a Netflix documentary that is produced in a certain way in order to stir all the emotions, but he did say it! I guess the decent thing would be for the doc to ask him for his say with 25 years worth of hindsight...
Oh and no spoilers please, I'm only up to episode 3
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11 hours ago, Super said:
Good old Darren England is ref!
That Scottish bloke?
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8 hours ago, 22A said:
Don't think so. Nearest examples are;1974 Gillies & Gow for Scotland U23s. 1958 England World Cup qualifier v Ireland; City provided the centre forward for both teams.
Played for England first half, Ireland second?
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25 minutes ago, Tyna said:
https://sports-10.com/bristol-city-v-plymouth/
Not up yet as is a bit early.
Thanks! In this Universe I am married to a half decent bar singer called Ms. Perry so I'm probably gonna miss the rest of the match.
BTW I think sports-10 streams work better than an actual Robin's TV pass!!!
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Anybody have a stream...
To somewhere in the multiverse where City win at home?
Thanks in advance.
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40 minutes ago, Welsh Cidered 2 said:
Any livestream around please?
31 minutes ago, paignton red said:cricfree never works for me for the Robin's TV streams but has been excellent recently for Sky streams etc.
Try sports-10.com for City games currently watching now and working well. Somebody posted a few weeks ago so I'm not taking credit!
Today the home page looked outdated but use the search function and the link will come up. That WBA commentary though...
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1 hour ago, BS3 Ark at Ee said:
Talk on Gaschat of their new stand being an imposing structure and looking very impressive! surely no other fan base in the land would be getting so excited by a temporary stand going up?!
For them it's ALL relative. Which is no small irony if you know what I mean
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2 hours ago, supercidered said:
One for the kids there !!
That's the one. I
1 hour ago, phantom said:I hope stand up isn't your career choice
Grow down.
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On the topic of Lady pundits a big up to Karen Carney who was a regular pundit on DAZN Premier League coverage here in Canada land. Extremely knowledgeable and IMHO easy on the ear, very insightful. Her experience and anecdotes based on playing the women's game worked seamlessly with the incidents from the particular men's match she was commenting on.
No idea if she could 'carry' a show as a presenter but personally think she does a great job as a pundit and columnist.
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Maybe something from the fans in minute 25 tomorrow (anybody going?) or next home game?
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2 hours ago, Curr Avon said:
It's an accumulator.
Made I larf. Out loud. Thank you I needed that.
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Mods can no doubt confirm but shame the 'code' probably doesn't allow it to say "join the comedy" on each page of just this thread instead of "join the conversation".
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1 hour ago, Gazred said:
Well at least tell us where they came on the list!
They were 2nd on the list last year and after signing lots of marquee clients hopes were high for becoming partners in the firm, but alas after losing several cases deemed open and shut they have been shunted off to do pro Bono. You'll be able to see how the whole thing played out on Netflix soon enough.
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1 minute ago, Norn Iron said:
Ex Man Utd manager is now a lawyer?
Maybe their wives are?!
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5 hours ago, Sleepy1968 said:
Not something I'd ever want to see: You'd probably have to watch "two girls, one cup" to get rid of the image (idle brag: never seen it, never want to).
Two girls one cup? Sounds like one of Dom's videos.
(For any Chris Moyles fans out there...)
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5 hours ago, Monkeh said:
Completely disagree
It reads like an honest assesment from someone sick of dealing with a dictatorship,
Remember this is the same owner who didn't want to spend money on the ground unless the supporters who owned shares stumped up half,
As I said when they tried to lord it over us when wael came in
He is a fake and its a property deal gone disastrously wrong
They have to be close to going under
I do personally think Wally desperately wanted to be the owner of a (any) football club but agree that the reason his family agreed to buy this one was the property deal. If that had gone right (anyone forensicaly reconstructing that chain of events might conclude it was always doomed) then family investment is a winner and Wally is the hero lapping up the fan adulation of a club then probably on the rise (relatively speaking).
Deal falls through, family gets out, Wally is left to himself to restore his own business pride in what has become more and more (and nothing more) than a vanity project. Except in spite of, or probably more accurately because of Wally's leadership things keep getting worse making the club and anyone connected to it, especially its owner and President, a complete laughing stock. Hence behaviours such as a tweet throwing your stadium announcer under the bus after your club was unable to provide any means to clearly indicate substitutions and time added on. You know, unlike all other professional football clubs in the Football Pyramid were able to do.
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5 hours ago, readie14 said:4 hours ago, Bristol Rob said:
Hope I'm wrong then! - sounds to me like an ineffective Supporters Club, with membership made up of the least organised set of supporters out there has been unable to work with a club for a significant amount of time for reasons various.
Maybe they'll now start to question why Wael has never held a senior role in any of the family businesses!
Soap opera stuff!
And another gift.
1 hour ago, Major Isewater said:Just another level of incompetence ;
No electronic subs board for the Gas .Billy Smart’s at the Mem .
Story from the post site.
No electronic board in Bristol
It’s now seemingly commonplace to have a digital subs board even in the lower tiers of non-league football, but for whatever reason, one was absent from the game on Saturday.
At first, it wasn’t noticeable as no subs needed to be made in the opening 45 minutes, and due to the scuffle between the two teams at the end of the first half, no one really paid any attention to how many minutes were added on until it was announced over the PA system.
Harvey Saunders introduction for the start of the second half then made it clear that a substitution board was nowhere to be seen and due to it being from the start of the half no Rovers player ran over to the touchline.
And due to the lack of clarification, completely incorrect information was passed onto stadium announcer Lance Cook who unnecessarily took the brunt of an error that was out of his control.
It became apparent soon that the fourth official was actually holding up his fingers as a way of communication which player was coming off, understandably causing some confusion on the terraces.
Unless I am massively misunderstanding.
Major's post seemingly explains the social media post by 'Lance' to which the owner and President of the 'professional' football club Bristol Rovers replies with a large slice of sarcasm. Major's post however makes it clear Lance made whatever mistake he did due to the Professional football club known as Bristol Rovers not being able to provide an electronic board to indicate substitutions and added time. Thus leading the official to use a piece of slightly less technical equipment, namely 'his fingers', further leading to the hapless stadium announcer known as Lance to provide incorrect information to the throngs packed into Memorial Stadium.
The President of this Professional football club may well have been furious and launched a behind the scenes investigation into how this incident occurred and put into place robust processes to ensure no repeat which could cause the Professional club to be a bit of a laughing stock. But his most apparent, certainly most public action as far as I can see was a sarcastic reply to the person whose mistake was entirely innocent and whom has been thoroughly thrown under the proverbial bus. Just so the owner can hide their own embarrassment and shift blame away from the inept organisation known as Bristol Rovers. Classy guy. Real nice.
Oh and back to the statement from the outgoing Gas Supporters Club President - who do you believe?
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2 hours ago, BTRFTG said:
To be fair I've asked the same of 2/3rds of our squad all season.....
What about the other half? Asking for a gashead...
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Nick Anderton : Rovers player diagnosed with cancer
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Very best wishes to the Mrs. Your username is very apt for her experience that day