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Eerily similar to 22/23 when our strikers dropped off and Hamer stepped up.

I agree re the game plan but I’m not sure how we looked knackered? We looked fine energy wise, just struggled as BTA was not able to compete for crosses in the air and Wright had a stinker. Rudoni arriving late was our only threat.

Not sure how you can say they looked fresh and we knackered when they had 10 men behind the ball at all times and it was basically attack v defence.

another swing and a miss from you there

been a real wet fart of a playoff run yet still the most exciting thing to happen to Bristol city in yonks

Since Lampard came in we're firmly in the top 4. I'd focus on 4-5 quality additions.

Just the 9 new signings then

Seems odd. I thought that kind of thing was agreed at the time, e.g. X extra years at £Y per week if the clause is met.

Sheaf - obvious Allen out of contract so makes sense Binks and Bidwell will have takers Simms & BTA - does both going mean we are looking at signing a new striker? Collins - who on earth is taking him? L1 team for free I imagine? Wouldn't say no to £3m+ for Eccles

Again, this makes no sense. Surely the triggering of a clause is covered under the existing contract, no need for a new one.

Don’t know why people think we need to go radical and play a team/formation we haven’t used before. Stick to the 433, probably bring Simms back in and see where we are after an hour. We only need to win by 1 to force ET/pens.

Roy Keane would disagree

Lorna is terrible btw

Definitely, some bizarre decisions made, especially in transition.

Sunderland really aren’t a vastly inferior side.

Wilson 6 MVE 5 Thomas 6 Kitching 6 Dasilva 7 Grimes 8 Sheaf 4 Rudoni 7 Wright 3 BTA 5 Sakamoto 6

🤣 what are you on about Starting lineup was what has been our normal lineup for ages with the one change of BTA who did more in 20 mins vs boro than Simms has for weeks.

Eh? It was a decent performance, individual errors cost us. Ridiculous comment

Dasilva was class for a while until the red card. Simms has done little recently.