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3 minutes ago, Sergio Georgini said:

I see they're all too happy to mock us for our away support at Derby last night, I wonder if the pikeys can be bothered to get out of their caravans and muster up over 9,000 fans for their big relegation dogfight?

We took more last night. On a Friday live on sky. Than they have a few times on a normal Saturday 

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1 hour ago, Sergio Georgini said:

I see they're all too happy to mock us for our away support at Derby last night, I wonder if the pikeys can be bothered to get out of their caravans and muster up over 9,000 fans for their big relegation dogfight?

It amazes me how a club with much lower home and away attendances than us spend so much time mocking our crowds?

Are they that ******* stupid?

Stupid question as Sean O Driscoll would say.

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5 minutes ago, myol'man said:

As we've been on Sky quite a bit lately, got me wondering, when was the last time the blue few had a live FOOTBALL LEAGUE match on tv?

Banarama Non-League games/Cup matches/Play Off matches don't count.

Over to you Stato

Possibly when they played Bradford away?? Seem to remember watching them lose a lunchtime kickoff a few months ago.

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37 minutes ago, myol'man said:

As we've been on Sky quite a bit lately, got me wondering, when was the last time the blue few had a live FOOTBALL LEAGUE match on tv?

Banarama Non-League games/Cup matches/Play Off matches don't count.

Over to you Stato

Huge travelling army.

No wonder they keep banging on about their away support.

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19 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

9064 (760ish Bradford supporters in tents). 8200 loyal and true :noexp: - that's about as many as we took to the Etihad

8000 home fans in League 1, don’t think they’ve lost a match since before Christmas as well so it’s not like they’re  on a bad run.

How they’ve got the ******* nerve to slag off our support is beyond me?

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6 minutes ago, luke_bristol said:

Still more than double the amount at Eastville for their last home game, they must be delighted with that

26 April 1986,  Rovers drew 1–1 with Chesterfield in front of just 3,576 spectators meaning that their attendance has grown by well over 100% in the intervening 32 years. From very few to few. That's progress. :noexp:

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Someone keeps bringing that Bradford away game up but that was ticket sales they actually took nearly 500 for a 12.30 ko for a game on TV to be fair to them that's not bad, we don't travel at all well when we are on tv for league games as last night and Sheff U have shown and I remember the Forest game a few years back that I went to when we were fighting relegation when we had less than 400 there for an evening ko on a Saturday. Our away support can be very good but also very poor.

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7 minutes ago, weepywall said:

Someone keeps bringing that Bradford away game up but that was ticket sales they actually took nearly 500 for a 12.30 ko for a game on TV to be fair to them that's not bad, we don't travel at all well when we are on tv for league games as last night and Sheff U have shown and I remember the Forest game a few years back that I went to when we were fighting relegation when we had less than 400 there for an evening ko on a Saturday. Our away support can be very good but also very poor.

:laugh: Did they **** take 500 to Bradford. Looks like Gas logic has consumed you. 

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Having watched Channel 5’s football highlights on Saturday night, what struck me was the state of the minimal grounds pitch! It was awful! I know they used to blame it on the former owners of the property (Bristol rugby) but they can’t use it as an excuse anymore & considering that we now have Bristol rugby at the Gate, our pitch shows little signs of wear & tear.

So who’s fault is the mud now?

I would suggest that it’s possibly down to them getting the fundamentals wrong & spending their entire budget on cleaning carpets & curtains instead of on where their points are won? Or maybe they have got it right as it gives them a ‘reason’ to play the ball in the air & avoid using what should be that green stuff under foot! Maybe that’ll explain why they are doing better at home than away because their opposition aren’t used to playing the ‘sore neck’ style of football & it’s all part of their philosophy of getting out of relegation trouble but surely the opposition will realise that they have to spend the week training before their game at getting used to seeing the ball up with the planes?

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11 hours ago, Red Right Hand said:

Just for comparison Plymouth had 11942 (459 Wigan fans) today so they had best part of 11.5k wanting to see them.

Said this several times, Argyle are a far bigger club than them.

South West's second biggest.

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2 minutes ago, GrahamC said:

Said this several times, Argyle are a far bigger club than them.

South West's second biggest.

I know. Vastly bigger than the blue few, always have been and always will be.

It does help having a decent ground with more than just the basic facilities as well rather than those you`d normally expect to find on a pikey site.

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13 minutes ago, Tipps69 said:

Having watched Channel 5’s football highlights on Saturday night, what struck me was the state of the minimal grounds pitch! It was awful! I know they used to blame it on the former owners of the property (Bristol rugby) but they can’t use it as an excuse anymore & considering that we now have Bristol rugby at the Gate, our pitch shows little signs of wear & tear.

So who’s fault is the mud now?

I would suggest that it’s possibly down to them getting the fundamentals wrong & spending their entire budget on cleaning carpets & curtains instead of on where their points are won? Or maybe they have got it right as it gives them a ‘reason’ to play the ball in the air & avoid using what should be that green stuff under foot! Maybe that’ll explain why they are doing better at home than away because their opposition aren’t used to playing the ‘sore neck’ style of football & it’s all part of their philosophy of getting out of relegation trouble but surely the opposition will realise that they have to spend the week training before their game at getting used to seeing the ball up with the planes?

Basically the revamp of the pitch (before the current head groundsman joined us ) in the summer was a shambles and the club recently released a a video of an interview with the current groundsman. It seems the best we can hope for is to patch it up as we play and then start again in the summer.

It is rumoured that the recent suspension of an employee and the state of the pitch are not entirely unrelated. However I should point out that these are rumours at the moment and anyone making a comment would do well do remember that football clubs (and individuals) can & do take action if libelled.

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23 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

. However I should point out that these are rumours at the moment and anyone making a comment would do well do remember that football clubs (and individuals) can & do take action if libelled.

Remind me how that worked out with Sainsburys  ?

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17 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

Basically the revamp of the pitch (before the current head groundsman joined us ) in the summer was a shambles and the club recently released a a video of an interview with the current groundsman. It seems the best we can hope for is to patch it up as we play and then start again in the summer.

It is rumoured that the recent suspension of an employee and the state of the pitch are not entirely unrelated. However I should point out that these are rumours at the moment and anyone making a comment would do well do remember that football clubs (and individuals) can & do take action if libelled.

Well I think I’m pretty safe on the libel front, I know very little about what’s going on at the minimal ground as there’s been very little reason to worry about what’s going on so I have no idea about any employees being suspended or otherwise. But let’s be honest, the pitch has always been a cabbage patch, it’s just that previously they blamed the previous owners of the ground for the state of the playing surface.

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40 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

Basically the revamp of the pitch (before the current head groundsman joined us ) in the summer was a shambles and the club recently released a a video of an interview with the current groundsman. It seems the best we can hope for is to patch it up as we play and then start again in the summer.

It is rumoured that the recent suspension of an employee and the state of the pitch are not entirely unrelated. However I should point out that these are rumours at the moment and anyone making a comment would do well do remember that football clubs (and individuals) can & do take action if libelled.

Hope henbury gas got a good legal team then after the lies he spills out us and Lansdown 

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17 minutes ago, Tipps69 said:

Well I think I’m pretty safe on the libel front, I know very little about what’s going on at the minimal ground as there’s been very little reason to worry about what’s going on so I have no idea about any employees being suspended or otherwise. But let’s be honest, the pitch has always been a cabbage patch, it’s just that previously they blamed the previous owners of the ground for the state of the playing surface.

It really hasn't. It was awful to start with and only got mildly better in the first few years, but once the rugby went it improved drastically

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26 minutes ago, steviestevieneville said:

Hope henbury gas got a good legal team then after the lies he spills out us and Lansdown 

But, but if Henbury Gas says it it`s true isn`t it? Why would someone in such an elevated and respected position amongst their fanbase resort to telling untruths? Surely he has more dignity and integrity than that.

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1 hour ago, Miah Dennehy said:

However I should point out that these are rumours at the moment and anyone making a comment would do well do remember that football clubs (and individuals) can & do take action if libelled.

Unless there have been mass suspensions at the Unmemorable the risk the you highlight appears to relate wholly to the premise you've just articulated. Luckily for you there's little hope of ever proving wilful damage against an individual given there are a minimum eleven, clog-footed argriculturalists harrowing both pitch and spectator's sensibilities each week.

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2 hours ago, Miah Dennehy said:

 

It is rumoured that the recent suspension of an employee and the state of the pitch are not entirely unrelated. However I should point out that these are rumours at the moment and anyone making a comment would do well do remember that football clubs (and individuals) can & do take action if libelled.

Heard similar in the week, would explain why this someone was so say ‘harshly treated’ earlier on this season. 

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4 minutes ago, Cotham Brow Red said:

Why do these deluded idiots actually keep kidding themselves that any self respecting "Ted" would actually want to waste Saturday afternoon at that shitpit to watch that crap?

I don't think that Saghead was being serious, however like the times they joke about "fans locked out" they're seemingly mocking their own deluded mates who have come out with these things in the past.

Or...

They're mocking us for laughing at their deluded mates who have come out with these things in the past?

I don't know, strange behaviour.

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I do find it amusing that they are getting their knickers in a twist crying about Bradford supporters celebrating their goal in front of them.

A few weeks ago the massive hypocritical turds were laughing and posting that video of the Wolves boss going mental after their winner at AG all over Facebook.

 

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9 minutes ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

I don't think that Saghead was being serious, however like the times they joke about "fans locked out" they're seemingly mocking their own deluded mates who have come out with these things in the past.

Or...

They're mocking us for laughing at their deluded mates who have come out with these things in the past?

I don't know, strange behaviour.

To quote a line from a much loved sitcom;

`There`s enough material here for an entire conference`

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                                                  INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS NEWS

A man has been suspended after another man came in and allegedly took his job.

The man was surprised when the other man suddenly appeared out of nowhere and sat down at his desk and he soon discovered this man was the best friend of his boss’s son. Within a short time he had been moved to a Portakabin in the car park and asked to take over a new role following the restructuring which he was told had taken place.

In the ensuing months he searched and searched but could find no sign of any structure and was worried it may have been built on the wrong type of sand and had sunk into a black hole and disappeared.  When he expressed these concerns his boss was very angry and told him there was a good reason why so many creditors were not paid on time and anyway it was none of his business.

Consultants have been appointed to dermine the length of time the structural girders in the roof of the Professional Risks Stand will be capable of maintaining this suspension.

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1 hour ago, bert tann said:

                                                  INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS NEWS

A man has been suspended after another man came in and allegedly took his job.

The man was surprised when the other man suddenly appeared out of nowhere and sat down at his desk and he soon discovered this man was the best friend of his boss’s son. Within a short time he had been moved to a Portakabin in the car park and asked to take over a new role following the restructuring which he was told had taken place.

In the ensuing months he searched and searched but could find no sign of any structure and was worried it may have been built on the wrong type of sand and had sunk into a black hole and disappeared.  When he expressed these concerns his boss was very angry and told him there was a good reason why so many creditors were not paid on time and anyway it was none of his business.

Consultants have been appointed to dermine the length of time the structural girders in the roof of the Professional Risks Stand will be capable of maintaining this suspension.

Is working in a Portakabin an improvement on their previous working environment which may have been a patio chair in a tent?

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2 hours ago, bert tann said:

                                                  INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS NEWS

A man has been suspended after another man came in and allegedly took his job.

The man was surprised when the other man suddenly appeared out of nowhere and sat down at his desk and he soon discovered this man was the best friend of his boss’s son. Within a short time he had been moved to a Portakabin in the car park and asked to take over a new role following the restructuring which he was told had taken place.

In the ensuing months he searched and searched but could find no sign of any structure and was worried it may have been built on the wrong type of sand and had sunk into a black hole and disappeared.  When he expressed these concerns his boss was very angry and told him there was a good reason why so many creditors were not paid on time and anyway it was none of his business.

Consultants have been appointed to dermine the length of time the structural girders in the roof of the Professional Risks Stand will be capable of maintaining this suspension.

Is this another critic of the politburo being sent away for re-education then Bert?

I`d love it if in five years time someone writes a Michael Wolff style book on the goings-on at the Mem over the last few years - I`d buy it!

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22 minutes ago, Red Army 75 said:

Support base is massive.  Manchester United. Liverpool. Real Madrid. Barcelona. Definitely. Bristol Rovers support  :rofl2br:. Deluded throughout. They gone bust yet 

Tis true.

Even the ape-creatures of the Indus have heard of it and speak of the blue hordes in reverential tones. 

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