southside

19 hours ago, Red-Robbo said:

Some good ones already mentioned. 

I've varied my matchday drinking routine and now vary my route to AG, sometimes taking in the Portwall Tavern and Golden Guinea. 

Glad to see the Eldon House recommended. Back in the day when I had a gf in Clifton, the "El" was our local. Fabulous place.

Great jukebox

On 14/09/2021 at 04:52, Oh Louie louie said:

Anybody remeber the nelsons arms on clarence rd, on the corner after the mayors arms?

It used to have mushrooms, and green slime growing on the wallpaper.

Reckon it went about 98.

Used to have "late uns" in the 80's

1 hour ago, glynriley said:

 

"We have a great owner yet he has no idea how to run a club"

So not that great really

On 29/08/2021 at 17:21, Bristol Rob said:

 

32 minutes ago, Tomo said:

I saw that free agent 'andy carroll' talks with Reading broke down. The bloke is probably ridiculously over rating himself in terms of wages. Will ANY Club have him on a pay per match basis?

Or pay per minutes

6 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

They have a plan.

Sue Wycombe.

Get the season restarted as without tickets, it CAN'T have started.

Piss the league.

Sue Wycombe, she'll sort 'em right out

10 hours ago, slartibartfast said:

EUGHH..........unfortunate juxtaposition there !

Bummed in the showers by Mr Big whose in with the warders

2 hours ago, Port Said Red said:

I thought it was Tainton at the Gate, one of the few he managed to keep under the bar?

Definitely John Emanuel

11 hours ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

I`m glad I opted for a donkey jacket back in the eighties at The Den. It cushioned the effect of the coins and snooker balls and the darts wouldn`t penetrate the fabric.

I just wish I`d gone full Bob the Builder and worn a hard hat as well.

Wore a donkey jacket to our game at West Ham in 76, blended in very nicely 

2 hours ago, Rocky said:

 

Wearing his "butter wouldn't melt" outfit 

13 hours ago, redsquirrel said:

isnt it over by the lakes at chew?

When we were kids living in Hartcliffe Leeds were drawn against Sutton in the cup (1970), we managed to convince friends it was Bishop Sutton up over the fields near the lakes 

On 08/07/2016 at 07:49, BigTone said:

Very sad news: The chap who invented predictive text has passed away.

For anemone intestine in going to his funfair, it’s next monkey.

I didn't even know he was i'll

2 hours ago, harrys said:

Certainly remember Birmingham and Pompey in large numbers on the East End but absolutely no recollection of Leicester

The Leicester game was a pre season friendly on a Saturday night in '72, about 50 of 'em surrounded by police stayed the whole game. 

They will get the same amount of support from me as they gave us over av, childish I known, but the sheer eruption of ecstasy, gloating sneering and name calling from their fan base when av went pear shaped was truly nauseating and I for one will neverf forget it ! of course now they've got their own problems it's, " football fans should unite against the green, our new stadium is desperately needed by the city of Bristol ( ours wasn't of course ) out of 5 major local sporting clubs, bath rfc, Bristol rfc, Gloucestershire ccc Somerset ccc, and Bristol rovers afc, four of them publicaly supported our plans for a new stadium, guess which club did not ? now some gas heads have even got the nerve to claim that anybody who cares about Bristol sport must back their application ! the sheer nerve of this nasty hypocritical club and their nasty hypocritical fans never ceases to amaze me ! hope they loose the judgement and go bust ! which is exactly what the vast majority of them would wish for us !

Bang on,    f--k 'em

My mate told me about it tonight and said that Rovers fans were an hour away from meeting City fans aswell.

An offer was made for a frank discussion to take place at Temple Meads, but those tough Gas types declined said kind offer and got of at Parkway instead, big suprise that