SIMON GARNERS 194 Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago (edited) Little bit of fan pressure done a world of good it seems..who wudda thunk it! Edited 6 hours ago by SIMON GARNERS 194 Quote
47er Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 6 hours ago, Herbie6590 said: If only there was somewhere to check this…😉 https://www.brfcs.com/football/match/1386711/bristol-city-blackburn That's the site I found and quoted stats from!😜 Quote
Herbie6590 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago 1 hour ago, 47er said: That's the site I found and quoted stats from!😜 I hear it’s a fine site…comes highly recommended 😀 Quote
DackDackGoose Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 14 hours ago, Devon Rover said: That was actually a great day. I went to Ashton Gate for that one, and a few defeats since. I'll be there tomorrow but in a home fans section. Trying to rehearse my poker face for if Rovers score. Unsure if this is a skill I will actually require...! Same was with home fans couple years ago when we got battered, as I get free tickets via work. Head in hands that one They weren't even singing til 4 nil up... Worst thing is I'm also a Bristol rovers fan so hate going to the stadium full stop! Quote
norwichblue Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Not expecting anything on a Tuesday night at Ashton Gate. Taking anything away from here would be a great result and another very welcome surprise. COYB 🔵⚪️🌹 1 Quote
superniko Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) Similar opinions to others in that I'm thinking absolutely no chance given a mid-week away match. Having said that, a result here puts us into a decent position heading into the 2nd quarter of the season....fixtures after this until Christmas look favourable, with 6 of 9 at home and 6 of 9 against bottom half teams. Although we do have 7 games in 23 days - that Ipswich cancellation is frustrating on so many levels, not least as they'll probably hit form now. Wednesday, Oxford and Pompey in December could make for a happy or disastrous Christmas! Edited 5 hours ago by superniko Quote
its_rovertime Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 34 minutes ago, superniko said: Similar opinions to others in that I'm thinking absolutely no chance given a mid-week away match. Having said that, a result here puts us into a decent position heading into the 2nd quarter of the season....fixtures after this until Christmas look favourable, with 6 of 9 at home and 6 of 9 against bottom half teams. Although we do have 7 games in 23 days - that Ipswich cancellation is frustrating on so many levels, not least as they'll probably hit form now. Wednesday, Oxford and Pompey in December could make for a happy or disastrous Christmas! Just looking at those fixtures and I just had a thought that summed up where we are right now, Wrexham away, a club that hasn't been in the 2nd tier for 43 years, will very likely go into that game having vastly more Championship experience in their starting XI than we do. I have no idea what the actual total minutes in the Championship per side will be, but I would wager they will be miles ahead of us in that respect, sobering thought for the day! 2 Quote
rigger Posted 46 minutes ago Posted 46 minutes ago 3 hours ago, its_rovertime said: Just looking at those fixtures and I just had a thought that summed up where we are right now, Wrexham away, a club that hasn't been in the 2nd tier for 43 years, will very likely go into that game having vastly more Championship experience in their starting XI than we do. I have no idea what the actual total minutes in the Championship per side will be, but I would wager they will be miles ahead of us in that respect, sobering thought for the day! And yet, we will still beat them. Quote
MarkBRFC Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago 7 minutes ago, rigger said: And yet, we will still beat them. I bet we don't. That will be 14 consecutive away defeats by promoted sides. Quote
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