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1 hour ago, spudski said:

We were Red with blue shorts and socks in 1894 when we were Bristol Southend. 

I'm probably in the minority, but I'd love us to play in red, white and blue, with yellow and claret trim. 

It would cover the colours of Bedminster, Bristol Southend and when we became Bristol City. 

Those colours always look smart to me. So many teams play in just red and white. 

The kits of Barcelona, Crystal Palace, Genoa and Bologna...love em. 

I do like the retro Subbuteo t shirt in stock. I'm guessing they've done their due diligence and realise they have to pay a licence fee to use the Subbuteo brand name and logo. 

I found this out when the commercial department at FGR, enquired whether I could supply FGR Subbuteo teams for their shop. 

https://shop.bristol-sport.co.uk/bcfc/bcfclifestyle/mens-lifestyle/tops-polos/2152_bristol-city-subbuteo-red-tee-adult.html

 

Whisper it but I really love the yellow and red/claret combo. It's very unusual...I'm not sure I can think of a club that has it as a home colour palette? The stripes version from 1899/1900 is lovely.

I'm not advocating a switch from red/white, but an away shirt in claret and yellow...that would be a "nod" to the past I could enjoy.

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4 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

Whisper it but I really love the yellow and red/claret combo. It's very unusual...I'm not sure I can think of a club that has it as a home colour palette? The stripes version from 1899/1900 is lovely.

I'm not advocating a switch from red/white, but an away shirt in claret and yellow...that would be a "nod" to the past I could enjoy.

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Bradford?

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1 hour ago, ExiledAjax said:

The SC&T has discussed the badge with the Club. The Club have not actually changed the badge. They've moved it. They've replaced it in this shirt with a different design. But the official badge/crest is the same. 

I believe that in the spirit of communication and consideration they should have consulted or at least notified fans - possibly via the SC&T - of the proposed change. They didn't.

They have recognised that error and have said they'll consider their communication in future.

As to new owners or holding new owners to account. Without board representation or a significant shareholding in the Club there is very little that the SC&T can truly do other than write letters, have calls, and generally talk about stuff with the Club. That has all been happening.

The SC&T also support the recommendations of the fan led review, the White Paper on the future of football, and support the introduction of an independent regulator for English football. Hopefully through supporting that we can indirectly hold the Club to account and can ensure, so far as possible, that any future investor/owner of Bristol City is responsible and looks after our Club for the benefit of the Club and it's supporters.

As I mentioned above, you can join the SC&T for £1 a month and every member who joins helps to build the credibility of the SC&T and so increases their ability to "hold the club to account".

Can I play devil's advocate here

Why would anyone want to pay to join an "organisation" that is not recognised by the club, have no clout to do anything and just accepts weak apologies that the club will tell them more in the future, they won't!

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2 minutes ago, frenchred said:

Can I play devil's advocate here

Why would anyone want to pay to join an "organisation" that is not recognised by the club, have no clout to do anything and just accepts weak apologies that the club will tell them more in the future, they won't!

On what basis do you assert the club does not recognise SC&T? Why did it sign a memorandum of understanding with SC&T if that is the case?

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2 minutes ago, frenchred said:

Can I play devil's advocate here

Why would anyone want to pay to join an "organisation" that is not recognised by the club, have no clout to do anything and just accepts weak apologies that the club will tell them more in the future, they won't!

So firstly, the SC&T is recognised by the Club. As just three examples: i) there's a signed memorandum of understanding between the SC&T and the Club, ii) they're in partnership setting up the Heritage Archive and Trust, and iii) run the end of season awards together. 

On each of those things the SC&T has negotiated and powers and rights with the Club. They've not just accepted excuses. The awards process this season were particularly...debated...and a compromise was reached.

Secondly, is there another fans group better recognised and with more "clout"? If so I'd love to hear about them.

Thirdly, I find the best way to join an organisation is to join it, help it, and debate it's attitude and try to lobby it to change. The SC&T is open to all and in my personal experience is very welcoming.

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39 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

Whisper it but I really love the yellow and red/claret combo. It's very unusual...I'm not sure I can think of a club that has it as a home colour palette? The stripes version from 1899/1900 is lovely.

I'm not advocating a switch from red/white, but an away shirt in claret and yellow...that would be a "nod" to the past I could enjoy.

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It's synonymous with Bradford City. I think there's also a Scottish side that play in those colours. 

http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Bradford_City/Bradford_City.htm

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23 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

So firstly, the SC&T is recognised by the Club. As just three examples: i) there's a signed memorandum of understanding between the SC&T and the Club, ii) they're in partnership setting up the Heritage Archive and Trust, and iii) run the end of season awards together. 

On each of those things the SC&T has negotiated and powers and rights with the Club. They've not just accepted excuses. The awards process this season were particularly...debated...and a compromise was reached.

Secondly, is there another fans group better recognised and with more "clout"? If so I'd love to hear about them.

Thirdly, I find the best way to join an organisation is to join it, help it, and debate it's attitude and try to lobby it to change. The SC&T is open to all and in my personal experience is very welcoming.

Just had a look at the general outline for the memorandum and it suggests the following.

https://thefsa.org.uk/fan-resources/resource-training/supporters-trusts-training-resource/specialist-projects/engagement-with-club/memorandum-of-understanding/

What did SCAT and the club ageee, would have thought the badge would have been part of it, but who knows.

 

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30 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

So firstly, the SC&T is recognised by the Club. As just three examples: i) there's a signed memorandum of understanding between the SC&T and the Club, ii) they're in partnership setting up the Heritage Archive and Trust, and iii) run the end of season awards together. 

On each of those things the SC&T has negotiated and powers and rights with the Club. They've not just accepted excuses. The awards process this season were particularly...debated...and a compromise was reached.

Secondly, is there another fans group better recognised and with more "clout"? If so I'd love to hear about them.

Thirdly, I find the best way to join an organisation is to join it, help it, and debate it's attitude and try to lobby it to change. The SC&T is open to all and in my personal experience is very welcoming.

Thank you for your considered articulate reply, I have just 2 points for clarification if ok

I don't believe there is another fans group with more clout as I don't believe the club wants this in any way shape or form

Surely if you have regular Comms and debate the badge should have been at the forefront of these? 

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4 minutes ago, Bristol Rob said:

Just had a look at the general outline for the memorandum and it suggests the following.

https://thefsa.org.uk/fan-resources/resource-training/supporters-trusts-training-resource/specialist-projects/engagement-with-club/memorandum-of-understanding/

What did SCAT and the club ageee, would have thought the badge would have been part of it, but who knows.

The MOU that is specific to our club is public, it's not a secret, it's available at the bottom of this news piece from the OS https://www.bcfc.co.uk/news/city-and-supporters-club-sign-memorandum-of-understanding/

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2 hours ago, W-S-M Seagull said:

I like Swansea's away kit.

They've got no problems with using blue even tho their rivals play in blue, so we shouldn't either.

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At every away game I always try to go into their club shop to have a look at what they have got. I have been impressed with the Swansea stuff for the past few years. I remember thinking this is good and seeking out who made it. They are Joma, a Spanish kit manufacturer.

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17 minutes ago, The hand of RO'D said:

There is nothing cool or intimidating about a ******* robin. I just wish the club would realise this.

Highly aggressive and territorial, that sweet song fluting from your fence is actually the avian equivalent of a foul-mouthed “get orf my land”. Males will peck at rivals’ napes to sever their spinal cords; 10% of all adult robin deaths are robin-on-robin, red-on-red incidents. They also launch unprovoked attacks on other, innocent species, lashing out with razor-sharp claws.

 

One of the most aggressive birds you could meet... the truth about the friendly robin redbreast

Robins will even fight to the death if necessary — thankfully most intruders can be deterred through song
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7 minutes ago, spudski said:

Highly aggressive and territorial, that sweet song fluting from your fence is actually the avian equivalent of a foul-mouthed “get orf my land”. Males will peck at rivals’ napes to sever their spinal cords; 10% of all adult robin deaths are robin-on-robin, red-on-red incidents. They also launch unprovoked attacks on other, innocent species, lashing out with razor-sharp claws.

 

One of the most aggressive birds you could meet... the truth about the friendly robin redbreast

Robins will even fight to the death if necessary — thankfully most intruders can be deterred through song

Well colour me corrected.

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39 minutes ago, RedM said:

At every away game I always try to go into their club shop to have a look at what they have got. I have been impressed with the Swansea stuff for the past few years. I remember thinking this is good and seeking out who made it. They are Joma, a Spanish kit manufacturer.

I have a pair of futsal boots from Joma, really good quality.

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55 minutes ago, spudski said:

Highly aggressive and territorial, that sweet song fluting from your fence is actually the avian equivalent of a foul-mouthed “get orf my land”. Males will peck at rivals’ napes to sever their spinal cords; 10% of all adult robin deaths are robin-on-robin, red-on-red incidents. They also launch unprovoked attacks on other, innocent species, lashing out with razor-sharp claws.

 

One of the most aggressive birds you could meet... the truth about the friendly robin redbreast

Robins will even fight to the death if necessary — thankfully most intruders can be deterred through song

I mean we can big up the aggressive nature of the Robin if we want, but if they’d swapped the T-Rex in Jurassic Park for a Robin, it would have been a very different film wouldn’t it.

It’s a bird you get on a card from your Nan at Christmas. We have a regular one in our garden and it shits it’s pants every time we open the back door.

The logo is an embarrassment.

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