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19 hours ago, Mike Stone said:

This bloke was thrown out during the 2nd half by the police for continually arguing with the stewards. He obviously wanted to put himself in the shop window by standing down the front by the black netting and the stewards were having none of it.

Should stop his pension. He looks the same age as me.

Gas first game of the season, win 4th Mickey Mouse Trophy.

On 26/02/2024 at 18:34, BS3City said:

My Nan always bought Izal when we were kids, I used to dread needing a turn out whenever we visited. Could never understand how anyone would ever buy it - it never wiped anything away, just smeared it around a lot.

Unless that was due to my poor technique...

A school across the road was closed from us. Me and my brother were playing on a skip and found 2 boxes of  Izal toilet paper in the skip.

Took it home, took ages to run out, Horrible stuff

2 minutes ago, Redland said:

There is no way that this run of results would’ve been acceptable under Nigel Pearson. After all we are told we have a squad which should be in the top six and we are currently 12th and falling. Only nine points above the relegation places with two defeats in succession against bottom three sides. At this rate even if we avoid relegation this season I can see us being in a relegation battle next season, particularly if we lose the experience of James and Williams in midfield. It seems that there is one rule for NP and the another rule for the replacement.

Who do we get next time? 

GTF in 

Ex-Players scoring today Semenyo, Pack, Szmodics.

Love all the songs we used to jump around to, on the East End

Love all the songs we used to jump around to, on the East End

Hard Luck City, so close 

3 hours ago, Redandproud said:

Why. Our coach stopped at Oxford services Jn 14,M4, coming back from Watford, (toilet blocked on coach), Swansea fans were already there, and Portsmouth fans but no problems  

I can't see the problem myself,  Met Swansea fans on the way to a playoff match with Sheff. utd, years ago. They were playing Rotherham Utd.

Could be fun in Strensham services

Lots of Plastics crying om Facebook

1 hour ago, frenchred said:

What because we sell out twice a season?

Heres hoping 3 times

19 minutes ago, Bernard Lerring said:

The correct term is no teachers. Jesus, where were you educated? 

That's what the Nun said over and over when beating us "JESUS"

Well they've had a great cup run

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3 hours ago, Bazooka Joe said:

Yep, totally forgot Christ the King was the one in KW.

Pius was Hartcliffe.

50s-late 70s were the tail-end of the hey days of corporal punishment. Them sanctimonious priests, and oh-so-holy nuns and brothers certainly knew how to dish it out.

They would have been in their element on the terraces.

But hey, a few “Our Fathers” and a couple of “Hail Mary’s” and all is forgiven.
 

Nun teachers were brutal, I went to CTK and St Bernadette '60s

5 hours ago, Bazooka Joe said:

Yes. we do have a fairly large Polish contingent.

Many of the latest cadre (including other Eastern Europeans) were "recruited" by their City-supporting workmates, and UK-born Poles (including their descendents) who have been following City since the 1960s. So they have been with us much longer than the Czechs and others you mention, and who, very possibly, were brought on-board by the Poles.

There were always around 20 or so Polaks in the East End (and later the Park End) when we were pushing for promotion in the early 70's and throughout our time in the old First Division. They came from all parts of Bristol. Many followed us both home and away. Several went around with well-known mobs throughout Bristol and had close affiliations with certain Irish, Italian and Sicilian groups.

Three of those original Bristol Polaks (this is what they called themselves) still attend home games along with a sizeable number of family members. They sometimes fly those Polish flags (red and white of course with a Golden or White Eagle), so it should be easy enough to spot them.

 

 

 

Group of Poles I worked with in Avounmouth, living in Taunton and Bridgwater. 

come to some home matches, not saying they're hooligans.

Shame i missed the game, poxy chest infection.

Hope my Nrphew enjoyed himself

Get the **** in

29 minutes ago, PHILINFRANCE said:

Alf Garnett was certainly a West Ham fan, but, in real life, Warren Mitchell was actually a Tottenham Hotspurs fan.

I used to love that programme, and remember nearly being punished in my Junior School as a result.

Mind you, it probably wasn't the best idea to call my miserable English teacher a silly moo.

Called my Mum the same, never again 

17 hours ago, KendrickDNB said:

I support and love my team and if I’m buying a ticket then I’m going. Personally, I work hard during the week and often weekends and can’t understand why anybody would want to make a profit ripping off other supporters

I also support my team, I'm also an OAP, and not well off.

If someone is stupid to pay over the top for a game I can watch on the telly in the warm, I will

I have never sold a ticket before

11 hours ago, Stortz said:

Those inflatable Jordan teeth were awful, they looked like shit ice creams haha.

Less of the old Topper!

The Eastend was crazy that day. I'm surpised the Forest fans and our lot in the Open End didn't drown.

Lots of us did

3 minutes ago, KendrickDNB said:

Can’t believe how many City fans think it’s ok to have bought their tickets yesterday / today to sell on at a profit - at the expense of our own fans

Only because people are stupid enough to buy them at inflated prices.

Id sell mine at a silly price

The season ticket holder should have been allowed 2 days to get a ticket.

A lot of season ticket holders are going to be disappointed

16 hours ago, 1960maaan said: