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The idea was muted because the forum can hide our true identities.  Lets see who is who !

My name is Tony Jones, aged 56 originally from Wyatts Close in Nailsea and I am an alcoholic Quantity Surveyor who has the hotties for Dollymarie Day (also from Nailsea) and her Mum because she has a pension. I now work in London for the Crown Estates in Piccadilly following several years in the Middle East. In saying that I would go back again tomorrow if the Emir of Qatar will have me back. I know you have offered your Emirship but Yemen is a no no.

I was 3 years old when I first attended Ashton Gate and believe it or not can still remember some of it !!

My son appears on here on occasions as BrizzleBengal.  He is not as gay as he seems.

RIP Bucks

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My name is Maxine Hayes, aged 46 originally from Keynsham. I am a Fine Art student and shall be moving to London at the weekend to study for an MA at CSM. I shall return at weekends for home games and possibly take in some London away games if finances allow. I have only had a season ticket since 2008 but my dad (sadly deceased) was a City fan since 1950s and my grand dad (also sadly deceased) had a season ticket after he was married (!) in the mid 1920s. Up the City!

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My name is Maxine Hayes, aged 46 originally from Keynsham. I am a Fine Art student and shall be moving to London at the weekend to study for an MA at CSM. I shall return at weekends for home games and possibly take in some London away games if finances allow. I have only had a season ticket since 2008 but my dad (sadly deceased) was a City fan since 1950s and my grand dad (also sadly deceased) had a season ticket after he was married (!) in the mid 1920s. Up the City!

Welcome Maxine

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My name is Matt Caple, I am 15 and I have been living in Westbury my whole life. I currently go to school at QEH and I am in year 11. I went to my first city game at 4 and I have been a season ticket holder with my mum and a couple of mates since I was 6. that's about it.....

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My name's Jim. City fan for as long as I can remember, season ticket holder since 2003/04 season in the Williams but now temporarily relocated to the South Stand. Once upon a time I was reasonably good at football. Well good enough to play for the satellite academy of a certain other west country team who happen to wear Blue and White quarters up in the midlands. I also played for semi-pro side Halesowen Town before being scouted for the aforementioned quartered team.

THEN I discovered alcohol and girls. And spent more time with them both than I should've practicing at football. Never mind eh, looking back I don't think I could;ve been arsed with pre-season training even if I had have made it. Nowawdays I'm not very good at football, but am happy as I'm about to start my Masters in Stem Cell Science. I'm something of a traitor, having done my BSc at UWE and now going to study at UOB.

That's about it really.

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Geoff Llewellyn (S.O.B and bar, retired)from Downend/Mangydoo. Went to Bromley Heath junior and Sodbury Grammar schools

First game was Oldham 1965 and have been a glory hunter ever since! Married , 4 kids, 4 grand kids

Know everything about music (pop, rock) up till about 1990, gave up when rapcrap, drum/base dance became the vogue:grr:

After a long layoff have returned to the geegees, and to quote Ian Dury, am doing very well (touch wood :fingerscrossed:).

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I don't like it when people are unnecessarily nasty. And I'm starting to learn that Robbored can be a valuable contributor. 

 

I know Robbos Mrs from school and he is without doubt a *****...............but a good hearted ***** I might add

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Marc carter. Hartcliffe. 43. First game 1983.  Live in Wiltshire. Another alcoholic, but in recovery.  Member of forum for many years, old account band after a weekend on the tiles and logging on very drunk.  Favourite sport cycling. Been to 3 stages of the tour when Brad won. Like football,but the love is dead for the prem and national side.

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So my name is Dolly/Dolls. Technically my real name is Marie, but more people in this world call me Dolly/Dolls. The reason I got my nickname (for those that don't know) is because when I was a toddler, I used to have a dolly that I carried round in a bag everywhere I went, and my family started calling me "Dolly bag lady." The name stuck, and even my Mum calls me Dolly/Dolls.

Im almost 36, I just bought my 2nd home (sold the first one, not that I own two houses!) and live in South Bristol. I have worked with kids since the age of 18. Spent 11 years as some of you know caring for a disabled lad called Marchant, who is now 19 and at University. For the last almost 6 years, I have worked with children and families who live in very difficult circumstances.

The reason I bought myself my new house is that I want to be a foster carer. I have a medical condition that means it is highly unlikely I will be able to have children. So I'm gonna do the next best thing.

I have three cats, who drive me insane, but I love them really. They're called Dave, Lola and Bruce. I am also due to become an Aunty for the second time in the next month or so, which I am very excited about.

Been a city fan since my late teens, it would have been sooner but I grew up in a family that preferred that egg chasing game. I've now been a season ticket holder for over a decade, and have only missed 7 home games in 8 years. 

i think that's it :)

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My name is Alan Robinson aged 60. Retired Clinical Nurse Specialist working in the NHS. For the last 26 years of my career I was in the speciality of alcohol addiction.

I have a daughter and a son and both live in Bristol. I live in the West End of Nailsea not far from the Blue Flame pub. It's a very rural environment. The cows go by twice a day during the summer months and I regularly get stuck behind a tractor. 

My first City game was aged 12 in 1967. I'm not sure but I think it was against Oxford and apart from my  amatuer football career through the 70s I've been to nearly every home game since. 

Hobbies are mainly bowls both indoor and outdoor. I guess I can say following City is a hobby as well.

 

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So my name is Dolly/Dolls. Technically my real name is Marie, but more people in this world call me Dolly/Dolls. The reason I got my nickname (for those that don't know) is because when I was a toddler, I used to have a dolly that I carried round in a bag everywhere I went, and my family started calling me "Dolly bag lady." The name stuck, and even my Mum calls me Dolly/Dolls.

Im almost 36, I just bought my 2nd home (sold the first one, not that I own two houses!) and live in South Bristol. I have worked with kids since the age of 18. Spent 11 years as some of you know caring for a disabled lad called Marchant, who is now 19 and at University. For the last almost 6 years, I have worked with children and families who live in very difficult circumstances.

The reason I bought myself my new house is that I want to be a foster carer. I have a medical condition that means it is highly unlikely I will be able to have children. So I'm gonna do the next best thing.

I have three cats, who drive me insane, but I love them really. They're called Dave, Lola and Bruce. I am also due to become an Aunty for the second time in the next month or so, which I am very excited about.

Been a city fan since my late teens, it would have been sooner but I grew up in a family that preferred that egg chasing game. I've now been a season ticket holder for over a decade, and have only missed 7 home games in 8 years. 

i think that's it :)

And your true love is who ????

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I'm Martin, 30 next year. 

Spent the best part of 25 years in Whitchurch before moving out of my parents house in 2010 after which I lived in Crews Hole for 5 years in a flat before we bought our first house in Oldland Common at the end of May this year. 

Have been with the other half since we were 15 after meeting at the delightful Hengrove School, which I attended from 97-02 then 02-04 for sixth form. Been in full time work ever since, at law firms, a student accommodation company, an insurance broker, and more recently in the energy sector where I've been for the last 3 years.

Qualified as a chartered accountant back in 2013 after several years study around full time work which interrupted my season ticket holder status for a couple of years, but thankfully/sadly (delete as appropriate) there's no excuse now. 

Sit in the South Stand, block S22 (Corleone, if you're reading this, please don't come and 'end me')

Hobbies include drinking wine, eating, and more recently, since we bought a house, spending every spare penny I have ever had so my as yet unplanned children can inherit a free property, the ungrateful shits.

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My name is Gareth, or 'G' to my friends. Technically my first visit to Ashton Gate would have been in the 70's when we were in the top flight, but I was too young to remember really. Although I remember rooting for City via the radio for the 86 Frieght Rover final, it was the following year that the signing of Joe Jordan compelled me to take myself to AG. I sat in the Dolman, we won 5-2 against Brighton, Jordan scored and I was hooked. The following three years, culminating in the 1990 promotion side remain my favourite City era.

I grew up in Portishead (when it was just the 'old town') and moved into Bristol in 95. I have worked in the pub trade for the twenty years since, the last thirteen of which have been in the vicinity of Whiteladies Road, where for the time being I can still be found.

Unfortunately, as my trade involves working weekends, these days I can not get to AG as often as I would like (which would be every game).

Anyhoo... this is me.

Hello! :-)

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yet another alcoholic here.:facepalm:

Darran Ford, i had to read that twice,

Alan Robinson was very good at his job.not touched booze since millenium night with his support.

lived in the nailsea/tickenham area all my life. i thought my first match was in 1969 at the gate,i would swear it was chelsea but cannot find a record of city playing them around then.was an evening match and i was 5 possibly 6 yrs old.

btw, Fordy 62, im Darren Ford,51 yrs old

 

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Ben watts 31 . Frustrated postman. First city game boxing day 1989. Long tradition of city fans in my family. Had no choice but to go as my old man literally goes to every game and has done since I was born, so it was either football or get left at home!! I'm born and bred in Nailsea. Got married far to young, although have lovely wife and 2 kids. Ruby my eldest (4) went to her first game against Burnley. I have high hopes of my son Freddie following in the footsteps of many watts men in our family and carrying on the city tradition. I've had same seat in block e dolman since 1989 although we are thinking of moving to the new Williams???? My interesting fact is I've just found out I'm Robbored postman! Dam the cows from nurse batch farm!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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My name is Gareth, or 'G' to my friends. Technically my first visit to Ashton Gate would have been in the 70's when we were in the top flight, but I was too young to remember really. Although I remember rooting for City via the radio for the 86 Frieght Rover final, it was the following year that the signing of Joe Jordan compelled me to take myself to AG. I sat in the Dolman, we won 5-2 against Brighton, Jordan scored and I was hooked. The following three years, culminating in the 1990 promotion side remain my favourite City era.

I grew up in Portishead (when it was just the 'old town') and moved into Bristol in 95. I have worked in the pub trade for the twenty years since, the last thirteen of which have been in the vicinity of Whiteladies Road, where for the time being I can still be found.

Unfortunately, as my trade involves working weekends, these days I can not get to AG as often as I would like (which would be every game).

Anyhoo... this is me.

Hello! :-)

Sorry, but how do you get Superjack out of G ?

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Ben watts 31 . Frustrated postman. First city game boxing day 1989. Long tradition of city fans in my family. Had no choice but to go as my old man literally goes to every game and has done since I was born, so it was either football or get left at home!! I'm born and bred in Nailsea. Got married far to young, although have lovely wife and 2 kids. Ruby my eldest (4) went to her first game against Burnley. I have high hopes of my son Freddie following in the footsteps of many watts men in our family and carrying on the city tradition. I've had same seat in block e dolman since 1989 although we are thinking of moving to the new Williams???? My interesting fact is I've just found out I'm Robbored postman! Dam the cows from nurse batch farm!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nowt wrong with Nailsea.  As for Robbored that is another story !!  No doubt you know my ex who is married to Keiron Locke

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yet another alcoholic here.:facepalm:

Darran Ford, i had to read that twice,

Alan Robinson was very good at his job.not touched booze since millenium night with his support.

lived in the nailsea/tickenham area all my life. i thought my first match was in 1969 at the gate,i would swear it was chelsea but cannot find a record of city playing them around then.was an evening match and i was 5 possibly 6 yrs old.

btw, Fordy 62, im Darren Ford,51 yrs old

 

wow. What are the chances of that?!

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Nowt wrong with Nailsea.  As for Robbored that is another story !!  No doubt you know my ex who is married to Keiron Locke

played darts with kieron when he was 17,the white lion b team consisted of about 75% underage drinkers with only 4 or 5 of us old enough to drink legally:shutup:

wow. What are the chances of that?!

i know, thought you were nicking my name til i read  it again 

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