5 minutes ago, Red Rag said:

Just had a look on their forum. This made me chucle.

Fake news.....not a plastic chair in sight.

20 minutes ago, In the Net said:

The OP on here said "No steward has the authority to open an exit gate ..." - I was just clarifying that it was not solely an exit gate, there are larger gates which are  only opened at the end of the match where exit can be accessed by all supporters. 

Oh good glad you cleared that up.. i can rest easy knowing the DS can leave

Good old HG,can always be relied upon to make you laugh, what a tosser

So in your considered opinion what "type" of owner you would like and can you name any currently owners of clubs like you desire ? 

I'll give you one

Stephen Lansdown

The same Stephen Lansdown who wanted to invest in Bristol Rovers before taking over that shower of sh** south of the River, but was rejected out of hand by the then "caring" board of Bristol Rovers.

Or Would prefer somebody like Mike Ashley ? all mouth and Trousers but one of the best Business Brains in this Country.

No

I much prefer the group of Investors we have who want to progress this club to a SUSTAINABLE future 

3 hours ago, In the Net said:

It was the gate which is used to allow disabled supporters to access the ground, not an exit gate. 

So if its not a exit gate how do the disabled supporters leave the ground, puzzling

55 minutes ago, Super said:

latest from the mem...…

 

That's more like it...matches the rest of the place

DREAMS                                                               REALITY     

Oh dear looks like something has kicked the shit pile up north and upset a few 

Never mind  everything comes to those that wait saggies........you never know whats just beneath the surface...it all takes time.

Well we knew that was coming... Commercial director Tom Gorringe says no club other than Tottenham Hotspur have done more to improve their ground this summer than Bristol Rovers.

Oh dear have a free kick in the balls TG,with news breaking this morning of the new development at AG i bet somebody wishes they had kept their cake-hole shut  

17 minutes ago, BobBobSuperBob said:

Darrell the dog botherer !

Don't laugh Bob i thought he looked ill, suffering from distemper i heard

Cant believe he said that, sounds a bit like the barman on the Titanic, sorry were out of ice but don't worry there's more on the way.

7 minutes ago, cityal said:

2 hours ago, Red Right Hand said:

 

Amazing to think they are "the richer club" and "bigger and better than we'll ever be"

2 minutes ago, Monkeh said:

They are heading one way 

True

Great result against the hatters... going v

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Me..a young 71 and lived in N Bristol for over 30 years,my whole family and relatives have always been city and Bristol rugby supporters,needless to say if there was a plunger to push to send that vile club into oblivion i would gladly pay for the privilege, that's my take and i don't give a flying what anyone else thinks.  

That's a shame,no sponsorship for the tramp

Ok lets play spot the difference

Tough one eh

20 minutes ago, Drew Peacock said:

You can apply to the court to try and get a covenant removed.

I thought that with the Mem, evidence that there was  a covenant had mysteriously disappeared and it was claimed by BRFC that the memorial was just the gates. 

They lied

The Memorial Ground has been a vital part of the local and national sport scene for nearly a hundred years. The whole site is a war memorial and its entrance gates are listed by Historic England. The Mem is also on the Local List and is an Asset of Community Value. Whoever “owns” the Memorial Ground is the custodian of Bristol’s largest war memorial, a heritage asset and a famous sport venue. In the future, the war memorial sports ground must continue to actively respect and honour the war dead – and continue to be a space where sport and recreation are enjoyed by the living.

Into the drop zone they will go Ei Ei Ei O 

18 minutes ago, Busterrimes said:

https://memorialgroundbristol.wordpress.com/

These guys appear to believe there is a covenant so why was this not argued when the Sainsburys was being planned.

The Covenant on the land stipulates that it is for sport or recreation, forever,

4 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

a shit attendance.

Hmm

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3 hours ago, Monkeh said:

are you even aloud to play in an indoor arena in the football league?

 The chances of them being in the efl in a few seasons are highly unlikely i would have thought,going by previous form

Ah yes the Brabazon,one of the biggest flops ever produced in Bristol,unwanted 100seat commercial failure,scrapped in 53 i believe,total white elephant,anything built on that site will go the same way if the snorters have anything to do with it.

1 hour ago, JulieH said:

Yes this is the update .

no further information at this time unfortunately. 

Slipper of the Yard would have found him J,but then again

10 minutes ago, redsquirrel said:

nor are there any sore nobbed chewowows

Yea clearly a fake.