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Match Day Thread Bristol City v Hull City

Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Chazz Rheinhold, Jul 6, 2020.

  1. Chazz Rheinhold

    Chazz Rheinhold Well-Known Member

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    Games coming thick n fast aren’t they?
    Wednesday 8/7/20 6pm.

    there was enough in that defeat to WBA to make even the biggest fannies on here think we’ll stay up??

    there for the taking are brizzle

    regulation 2-1 away win
     
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  2. dennisboothstash

    dennisboothstash Well-Known Member

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    I’m unusually optimistic and think we’ll scrape a Desmond

    2-2
     
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  3. Plum

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    Not sure about this. Have we any injuries after yesterday? I'm just hoping Brizzle are disinterested, our back line leaks a bit less and Toral can start. Then a win's on the cards.
    UTT
     
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  4. DMD

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    Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run and Pirates were filmed in Bristol and Only Fools and Horses’ Nelson Mandela House is behind Ashton Gate.

    Nipper, the HMV dog is from Bristol.

    Bristol is the world's biggest manufacturers of hot air balloons, as well as the host of Europe's largest hot air balloon fiesta every August.

    Ribena was invented in Bristol.

    Fry's Chocolate in Bristol was the first company in the world to manufacture chocolate bars, and one of the first to make chocolate Easter eggs too.

    The first ever bungee jump took place from the Clifton Suspension Bridge in 1979, with members of the Oxford University Dangerous Sports Club.

    Lead shot was invented in Bristol

    Waterside Plaza in New York City was built upon the rubble of bombed-out Bristol.

    Bristol was once the home of the tigers. Or one at least. It lived in a local pub to drum up trade, but ended when the crowd complained it didn't move much, so the barman went to wake it up, so it ate him.

    Billy Butlins’ first ever business venture was a hoopla stall in Bristol.

    Bristol’s clocks ran 10 minutes behind those of London up until 1840 when the introduction of train travel meant all time had to be standardised. This is why the clock on the Exchange Building still has two minute hands.

    Penguin Books Started in a Bristol Vending Machine.

    The locally notorious Thomas Crapper manhole cover from the 1850s is said to be the favourite of manhole cover enthusiast Jeremy Corbyn.

    The first gender reassignment surgery took place in Bristol.

    Bristol had the first school in England to educate girls.

    Gloucester Road has the longest unbroken chain of independent retailers in all of Europe.
     
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  5. balkan tiger

    balkan tiger Well-Known Member

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    They had a statue of a bloke who was alright but now isn't so they threw it into the dock.
     
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  6. tigerscanada

    tigerscanada Well-Known Member

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    Thanks for the mammaries :emoticon-0105-wink::emoticon-0105-wink:
     
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  7. Gone For A Walk

    Gone For A Walk Well-Known Member

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    What's happened to Bowler?
    Tin hat on. Although his end product has been poor, he gives us more than Samuelsen or Scott.
     
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  8. TIGERSCAVE

    TIGERSCAVE Well-Known Member

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    Elders back... should help a little... Id be inclined to play 3 centre half's and eek out a draw... Nothing wrong with 5.4.1. when you need a point.... oh wait we're a 4.4.2. team...
     
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  9. johnbo

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    Must tighten the defence because we seem to let goals in whoever we play, need something from this game and why not. Luton play Barnsley tomorrow night.
     
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  10. Sir Cheshire Ben

    Sir Cheshire Ben Well-Known Member

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    Bristol are on the beach ... We’re hungry ... City (there's only one) 3 nowt.
     
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  11. Evington

    Evington Well-Known Member

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    I think we'll stay up :1980_boogie_down: (just kidding).
     
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  12. Real ale tiger

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    If elders back ,I would reluctantly switch Leo over to right back. Give Samuelson another run,you cant judge on one game.tuther wise as you were.
     
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  13. Howdentiger2

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    Keep a clean sheet....your optimisation is fantastic haha! I think we will win but 2-1
     
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  14. Howdentiger2

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    It's almost like you actually want us to go down
     
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  15. Evington

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    I can assure you I don't and, anyone who does only does because they believe it will hasten that pair leaving (or because they like 'proper' away days).

    Thing is you have to look at whats happening with a clear head and no emotion. We cannot defend. Simple.
     
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  16. Chazz Rheinhold

    Chazz Rheinhold Well-Known Member

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    How did we do against boro?
     
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  17. tigerscanada

    tigerscanada Well-Known Member

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    We were ****. They were ****. The difference - the thickness of one sheet of British Rail toilet paper (Izal).

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  18. Chazz Rheinhold

    Chazz Rheinhold Well-Known Member

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    Looked like a battling performance from a team low in confidence against a team with a new manager bounce who’d just beaten another relegation rival to me And where rightly confident of beating us
    But we scored two great goals and they didn’t
    Ah well
     
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  19. tigerscanada

    tigerscanada Well-Known Member

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    Not denying anything you say there. 3 points. Football was dire. Our defence looked very shakey, their attack was profligate.
     
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  20. abournetiger

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    A win for Hull in this match. No clean sheet though, Bristol 1 - Hull City 3. Looking forward to another encouraging performance.
     
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