CotswoldRed

3.5 year contract. LMFAO.

SC's brash attitude is looking all rhetoric from the sound of it.

If they can't get up for it at home to Rotherham we are ******.

No humility in defeat from Tamworth then.....

We were awful first half IMO. Midfield totally bypassed and the front 2 or 3 were dire. Seriously lacked any control of the ball or game. Second half when we ran at them much better and perhaps deserved more against a pretty poor team. I thought we've played much better at times this season and certainly played better teams.

Enjoyed the game. Bristol didn't look two leagues above us. Chances were there. Second half, I thought Tamworth were by far the better side. Final touch was lacking. If Tamworth play like that on Saturday against Boston, then a trophy run is on the cards.

With all due respect to Tamworth, we should have been out of sight after 60 minutes with the chances we missed.

As frustrating as it was for us during periods, they were nowhere near as good as us second half.

Which angle did you lot see showing it was over the line. No way.

The entire balk must pass the chalk line.

Have to say I'm pleased with our shape in the second half.

Darren Byfield on for Tamworth he played for us once didn't he?

Someone has just told itv

All these chances...

Are they all wearing square boots?

Wags misses a sitter.

Incredible

fingers crossed for 63

Shots at goal? ;-)

Started off as a grass cutter but the slope put it in the top corner!

I think nerves are showing and its going to be a tough game

Tamworth seem less physical than expected. Their crowd very quiet too. Early city nerves now settled.

Idiots like you who gave the previous manager so much grief.

Now we have this, against non league shit.

Cheers.

It's started already.

Difficult to judge anything in a game like today's imo.

Cunningham bottled that

Wow Marvin Elliot looks worse than every other player on the pitch, including the railway fella.

Looks that way

A joke?

I assumed it was until nobody laughed and Chiles went with it.

The 1 in 4 gradient is bull. Most people would struggle to walk up, let alone jog or run. Most roads in the alps are around 1 in 10 ish which gives you some idea.

City players have got to fancy themselves for this one.

Glad we're all in agreement.

Incidentally, the end of the world on the east coast is now hardly a footnote in the news. Makes you realise that in this world of 24 hour headlines, everything is simply used to pad out the available time until something else comes along.

At last, some passion on the pitch.

Lack of discipline.

Football off. Beers on.

Anyone get the feeling we'd be just as good if the players avoided training Monday to Friday?

Players clearly not good enough either.

Is all this negativity because he would be the manager? Would the same apply if he had joined as a player in years gone by? Fans not turning up for years at a time?

Just curious, is there evidence elsewhere of significant sections of a fan base staying away for months or years because of a managerial appointment, then returning later in droves? Or is this potentially unique to us?

The whole idea doesn't sit easy with me at all but I couldn't say I wouldn't go to games. A decent bit of success and thats maybe 5 years without my club.

I think if football can leave you that worked up then a few relaxation techniques are called for.

Choose to hate it, but don't give up on the club for years at a time. It really isn't personal.

Fair point - I concede that one!

AND he'd have won any Movember challenge.

If you follow cricket and it's history you might have a better idea of Bristol success. The first sports superstar?