Pezo

I really like that robin, it's on a lot of the leisure wear. I did wonder if they would ever use it as a badge as I thought it would look good. Turns out I was wrong.

Problem with Newcastle and Man C is there won't be a chance of a sell on so that adds £10m.

It doesn't help that the game was on Sky and that they are Blackpool. Probably one of our lowest Saturday attendances of the season.

I couldn't believe it when they stood off of him, as soon as I saw that I thought this is going to be good.

It's really shit, got to Cardiff and was told there were buses, didn't want to go to the ground and would have liked to have a look around the city. Walked off under the bridge only to be met by a bunch of hedlu intent on aggressively pushed everyone around, no one knew what was going on and for asking you got a nice strong push from a copper saying "don't spoil your day". It's already spoilt because of you! Then we were marched to the ground! What's the point in going to an away game if all you get to see is the lego stadium.

Its bad, very bad.

They do seem to love a random barrier but I can confirm the safe standing is at the back and has rails for every row.

If you consider watching in the sports bar a beam back then that might be an option?

I think the minutes applause killed the atmosphere, then when that was done it was building back up again it was kicked back down by there first goal.

I haven't listened to him at half time before, does he always do that "selling" the rugby and advertising is as drinking in your seat is a good idea.

I would imagine he would have understood the financial mess, I think maybe he underestimated the fitness issues some of the players had, maybe the toxic nature of some of the players that were here and how difficult it was to get them off the books. I was also thinking maybe it was more difficult to get the executive buy in to begin with.

Interesting that he said that it's been harder to turn around than he thought it would be.

How much is it?

I think that's what they mean by making him the player he now is, he is stronger, faster and more robust than when he first arrived. Not enough for the rigor of the championship every week but when you go to a league like France most of the teams are below championship quality.

I do wonder what has changed. He was really struggling but this season looks a well rounded championship defender, that doesn't happen overnight.

The winner is Jonathan Pearce, not debate because he loves city and is authentic but still finds things to be positive about. As a juxtaposition Toby Osborne on Robins TV loves city but isn't authentic, if we're shit he is still really positive about things that are shit.

Why isn't he chairman of Hargreaves Lansdown then?

I guess another way of putting that is that it's better to let a football professional do his job rather than a fan try to play football manager with a real football club?

I get what you are saying but who else do we put up as spokesman, it's obviously not Nige's job to talk kit and I think he would probably have a 2 word answer to being asked to. Maybe CEO, certainly doesn't seem like a CFO, COO or a CCO job at a football club, deciding the kits isn't really the football administration side of things, they should all be working to make the club a success on a daily basis. What we really want (as fans) is someone like Scott Murray to just turn up and do a funny video basically saying "I love this kit" but that doesn't do it for the supplier, they want to see someone senior behind it selling the back story about everything the club and them have done in partnership ?. I can't think of anyone that matters to businesses but at the same time doesn't matter to fans in perfect balance enough to talk about it. Talk about crayons is crass but he probably only had them out for 1/2 a day while the professionals actually produced the kit design and then asked him to stand infront of it and told him it was what he drew.

I didn't think they could get there with stewards not letting them into the "fan zone"

So where aren't away fans welcome? The sports bar, The Robins, the Riser and the Cooper's

Does anything that that's predicted on here ever actually happen at AG?

To badly quote a phrase I've seen on here before I would want us to win a corner before wanting any other team win a game.

Who has a second team? I thought that was only a myth that people like 2 teams, how do people with a second team deal with there 2 teams playing each other? If you're going to have 2 teams then why not just support 20 or more (or even all teams) and just sort them by priority?

Unfortunately all evidence points to them putting in more parking restrictions.