Red_Alligator

That's it then. We're the "upset of the night". Sky will be all over it.

Who was it that said "there's no such thing as bad publicity" ?

It's gonna finish 3-3 I tell ya!

What about Neil Warnock or Ian Holloway? Or maybe we could get Plymouth's manager - he's doing really well at the moment? 

Time to get a list of names together.

Chris Night in for me.

Or Danny Wilson.... "Walking in a Wilson wonderland"....!

Ahhhhh, that's better.

Seriously...Keep your chins up my fellow Reds!!

Just now, OliOTIB said:

Its alright though everyone, Just remember that a new 100m Basketball stadium is being built outside of the ground

Good. We can all run in there when it's raining and/or the football is rubbish.

Bristol Sport is SL's legacy. Top flight football for BCFC a long gone priority.

Just now, robinforlife2 said:

Money aside, I probably give more of a damn about the club than the owner, who is more interested in an egg shape ball and is happy to watch us disappear into League One!

Funny how bringing in a problem solver has worked for many clubs, but it wouldn't be good enough for City, who continue with someone who has won less than 30% of the games he has been in charge of, and less than 25% of the home games he has been in charge of.  Yet a fan who is fed up, is the problem and not the bloke who couldn't manage for toffee!

We've had our fair share of decent managers over those forty years, without great success. Maybe Bristol City FC is an issue within itself?

Wow, great night for the "Pearson out" brigade, but not much else!

Trouble is of course Mr Robins wouldn't have access to better players if he did want to come. So it looks like we might be stuck with our dinosaur for a while longer........

How Low can you go?

Guess what folks? It's not going well for us and we may well end up in a relegation battle. But then again, we might not. Mid-table finish would be good, anything more a bonus.

It's not going to be much better for a while yet. The club is severely restricted in what it can do (legitimately!) to develop the squad, and this is not going to go away.

The Championship is tough, and it seems to me becomes harder each year - certainly to get out of, if not also to stay in. 

As I've said many times before, the chance WAS there to get into the Premier League, in the early part of SL's ownership, but he chose not to follow the obvious route, which I believe will not be an option again, given the way of the world in general. 

Times continue to be pretty tough for us and to us. Tonight was most definitely "not our night", but Ashton Gate must become a tougher place for opponents to visit. Still 100% behind NP and his team. Just tired, cold and a bit damp. Heyho.

All things considered, a valuable point. On another day might have sneaked it, but given Swansea's domination in possession, I'll take that.

We'll be OK. 

Methinks the people at Stockley Park need a trip to Specsavers. 

Sad news indeed. My very best wishes to Marcus and his loved ones. 

3 hours ago, Port Said Red said:

I wonder how long it will be before some Gashead fantasist starts claiming that they are going to have a special relationship with Marseilles, taking young talent on loan etc etc. Clearly already most Marseilles supporters have the gas as their 2nd team so only a matter of time surely?

Perhaps Joey is preparing to flee over the channel, hopefully taking the rest of them with him. The Sags will have to get a dinghy back over and by then the government will have decided to sink anyone attempting this on sight. 

To be fair, my expectations centre around the long wait, as opposed to it's mass. 

I have a feeling some of us may not have as much pocket money in the coming months either. 

Remember, we're all in this together aren't we....?

A very hard working player and of course a success in the top flight. Could be a massive influence on young TC in particular?

Delighted with the current form and recent results. Nosebleed in full flow with third place, but of course a long old way to go etc etc...

Keeping the faith in NP.

COYR

Well played lads, always nice to win a Severnside derby too!!

COYR

OTIB

That's a lovely tribute Legs. Condolences to you and yours, and to your Dad, farewell fellow Red and rest easy. 

OTIB. COYR.

Very frustrating that. 

Well done Andi. What a thrill to score for your country! Good luck to him.

Could anyone please provide me with a definitive answer as to what season City players first had their names on the back of their shirts?

Good luck to him. There's nothing more to say really......

Looks like Joey might be getting an interview for the Burnley job.....