As many of you will know, Bristol City lost 3-2 at home to Sheffield United this past Saturday. As usual, I was in attendance in the East End, so one would have thought that I got to witness the home side come back from two goals down to equalise in stoppage time, only to let [...]
Bristol City have continued to stake their claim as promotion contenders, by securing an away win against Barnsley and a spot in the playoff places to boot.
The 3-2 victory marked Bristol City’s first away win this season, with some commentators suggesting that the scoreline flattered the home side, who struggled to deal with the Robins’ [...]
Darren Ferguson’s Peterborough United played until the very end at Ashton Gate this past Saturday and secured a last-gasp equaliser to frustrate Bristol City.
George Boyd, making his 124th consecutive appearance for the Posh, equalling a club record headed in a Danny Rose cross as the clock neared 90 minutes.
The point was well-deserved on the part [...]
So, despite my worst fears, Bristol City managed to snatch a 0-0 draw at St James’ Park last Saturday. I see that as a very creditable result, as many of the media reports have also suggested.
Of course, the result came, thanks in no small part to goalkeeper Dean Gerken. The former Colchester man was [...]
Sitting in the East End of Ashton Gate on a Tuesday night is always strangely magical. With the notorious Blackpool drummer and two seeming seperate factions of home fans in the half-empty stand, this experience was made all the more interesting this past Tuesday, as Bristol City took on Ian Holloway’s Blackpool side.
Yes, the drummer [...]
A bit late, admittedly, but I thought that I better draw attention to some very interesting deadline day dealing on the part of Gary Johnson.
The bigger of City’s 2 loan signings made this past Tuesday, is undoubtedly Ajax midfielder Evander Sno.
Sno, 22 has already played in Britain, during a spell with Celtic between 2006 and [...]
A resurgent Bristol City side overcame their recent poor form to beat Gareth Southgate’s Middlesbrough at Ashton Gate today.
The 2-1 victory ends what was a difficult week for Gary Johnson and his team, after poor performances against Cardiff in the league and Carlisle in the Carling Cup.
Quietly, City fans may have been expecting another defeat, [...]
I’ve just learnt from Bristol City’s official website, that the Robins’s coaching team have Vincent Pericard and Quincy Owusu-Abeyie on trial at the club.
Vincent Pericard
Pericard is a former Juventus and Stoke player, but I have little idea how good of a player he is overall. The name is one which is hard to forget, [...]
Cardiff City secured a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Severnside rivals Bristol City this afternoon.
The away side’s preparations for the game were hit by injury and illness, with Cole Skuse ruled out thanks to an ankle injury and defenders Bradley Orr and Lewin Nyatanga sidelined by a bug.
However Gary Johnson’s team started the brighter, with Maynard [...]
As you will know, I generally prefer to write journalistic, unbiased articles on this blog. However, this post will be one of my deviations, and will include a lot of personal opinions.
I wanted to post about the controversy surrounding Bristol City’s 1-0 win against Crystal Palace yesterday afternoon.
The Robins stole a win with Nick Maynard [...]
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