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by yorkie64red Thu 12 Aug - 6:24:11
So is everyone still feeling confident , lets look on the brightside they are plauged with injuries as well , gonna go for a 1-0 win...now is the time for positive waves... 
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Thu 12 Aug - 6:29:07
pkt_drfc wrote:I will go for 3-1
Thats what i like to see Pete...
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Thu 12 Aug - 6:29:53
Dagenham Rover wrote:27- 0
Don't go over the top with the Positive waves...
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Re: Bristol City
by Dagenham Rover Thu 12 Aug - 6:37:06
I've taken a leaf from Auntie Merge's posts on the Dagenham forums she always predicts 6-0 eventually it came true
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Re: Bristol City
by hoolahoop Thu 12 Aug - 8:36:03
Dagenham Rover wrote:I've taken a leaf from Auntie Merge's posts on the Dagenham forums she always predicts 6-0 eventually it came true
Auntie Merge is a right laugh, seriously though going for a 2-0 repeat win despite the injuries.
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Re: Bristol City
by keepmoatman Fri 13 Aug - 6:50:40
im with hoola on this same result as preston 2- zilch 
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Fri 13 Aug - 6:53:17
keepmoatman wrote:im with hoola on this same result as preston 2- zilch
With all their injuries we probably won't have a better chance , just hope ours arn't as bad as been made out though..
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Sat 14 Aug - 4:45:36
From Bristol Vital
City in disarray heading to Donny
City head to bogey team Doncaster in total disarray following the departure of Steve Coppell on Thursday and new boss Keith Millen isn't helped by the stack of injuries hindering his inherited squad.
Eight players miss the trip to South Yorkshire in total but Cole Skuse and Damion Stewart should both available for selection.
Donny could be without key striker Billy Sharp, which could be excellent news for us considering the bugger always scores against us, but have bolstered their attacking options with the loan signing of Ryan Mason from Spurs. Mason might be familiar to West Country fans after spending last season on a season long-loan at Yeovil.
Sean O'Driscoll was a strong contender for the City job before Steve Coppell's appointment in April and will be keen once again to demonstrate his strong footballing principles
Read more: http://www.bristolcity.vitalfootball.co.uk/matchprere.asp?a=209083#ixzz0wVchSEfE
City in disarray heading to Donny
City head to bogey team Doncaster in total disarray following the departure of Steve Coppell on Thursday and new boss Keith Millen isn't helped by the stack of injuries hindering his inherited squad.
Eight players miss the trip to South Yorkshire in total but Cole Skuse and Damion Stewart should both available for selection.
Donny could be without key striker Billy Sharp, which could be excellent news for us considering the bugger always scores against us, but have bolstered their attacking options with the loan signing of Ryan Mason from Spurs. Mason might be familiar to West Country fans after spending last season on a season long-loan at Yeovil.
Sean O'Driscoll was a strong contender for the City job before Steve Coppell's appointment in April and will be keen once again to demonstrate his strong footballing principles
Read more: http://www.bristolcity.vitalfootball.co.uk/matchprere.asp?a=209083#ixzz0wVchSEfE
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Sat 14 Aug - 5:08:06
Seems JR would like 10000 home fans at the keepmoat tommorow, that should be easily achievable been the first home game of the season but will the Donny public get themselves down to the keepmoat to support the lads....i have my doub'ts myself, if Bristol bring a few i will guesstimate an attendance in the region of 10800..and JR will leave scratching his head.. 
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Re: Bristol City
by the vicar Sat 14 Aug - 5:55:38
what JR has to realise that its the holiday season and theres no confidence in the econemy at the min not every one is as rich as him
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Sat 14 Aug - 6:00:12
the vicar wrote:what JR has to realise that its the holiday season and theres no confidence in the econemy at the min not every one is as rich as him
The club have also been there usual inept self at promoting season tickets, 2 days before the first home game and they launch a easy payments scheme , sorry but too little too late..
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Re: Bristol City
by LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 Sat 14 Aug - 6:14:32
yorkie64red wrote:Seems JR would like 10000 home fans at the keepmoat tommorow, that should be easily achievable been the first home game of the season but will the Donny public get themselves down to the keepmoat to support the lads....i have my doub'ts myself, if Bristol bring a few i will guesstimate an attendance in the region of 10800..and JR will leave scratching his head..
I'm tempted to pop down, feck all else to do thanks to the k**nts at sky
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Re: Bristol City
by the vicar Sat 14 Aug - 6:32:08
do it mate you might enjoy it a bit of good football for a change
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Sat 14 Aug - 6:40:25
LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 wrote:
I'm tempted to pop down, feck all else to do thanks to the k**nts at sky
Like Vicar says you will love it....
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Re: Bristol City
by hoolahoop Sat 14 Aug - 9:38:57
yorkie64red wrote:Seems JR would like 10000 home fans at the keepmoat tommorow, that should be easily achievable been the first home game of the season but will the Donny public get themselves down to the keepmoat to support the lads....i have my doub'ts myself, if Bristol bring a few i will guesstimate an attendance in the region of 10800..and JR will leave scratching his head..
I'm predicting 9500 or thereabouts based on Preston's crowd last week, holidays, finances are having major effects this year. Btw LL you should get yourself down , it's healthy to watch other clubs every now and then .
Especially ...............GOOD ONE'S.
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Sun 15 Aug - 5:48:59
the vicar wrote:well that was quite shit
I thought in the first half we were on top of the game, second half they came out quicker but were the biggest set of timewasters i have seen for a long time, the officials gave them everything i was amazed they gave us the pen, it changed when Copps and Thomas came on and Martis was subbed who to me is a liability..
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Re: Bristol City
by Dagenham Rover Sun 15 Aug - 6:08:31
yorkie64red wrote:
I thought in the first half we were on top of the game, second half they came out quicker but were the biggest set of timewasters i have seen for a long time, the officials gave them everything i was amazed they gave us the pen, it changed when Copps and Thomas came on and Martis was subbed who to me is a liability..
That sums it up quite adequetly good to see the standards of officials doesn't change.
Anyway over the line or not where I sit it looked over
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Sun 15 Aug - 6:10:38
Dagenham Rover wrote:
That sums it up quite adequetly good to see the standards of officials doesn't change.
Anyway over the line or not where I sit it looked over
Not sure to be honest i sit in the SW corner and i did not see it cross the line, but the Goal they did score deffo looked off side to me..
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Re: Bristol City
by Dagenham Rover Sun 15 Aug - 6:14:16
I'm in the ss about halfway up near enough level with the right hand post (from the stand) and we all thought it over no players or anthing blocking our view
I bet they don't show it on the Football League show!!
I bet they don't show it on the Football League show!!
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Re: Bristol City
by yorkie64red Mon 16 Aug - 8:18:53
pkt_drfc wrote:Did the ball cross the line??
Looking where James was in that Picture the ball was over the line....bloody typical...
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