While rejuvenated is perhaps an odd choice of word for a team only escaping relegation on goal difference, rejuvenation and hope should be the two words now simmering around Ashton Gate
It is hard to draw positives from the club’s inability to meet the lowest of expectations. The location formerly know as ‘Fortress Ashton’ has descended into a hive of cautiousness and counter punching
I am a ‘glass half full’ kind of guy and I have every reason to feel positive about Rovers this season.
The emergence of Ikea, rivals such as Dwell along with the neighbouring Sphere and Natuzzi, whilst not defining the cause, compounded it as a losing one.
Fans of the club would be wise to take Guy Price’s lead, reign in any exuberance or complacency, and take the developments of recent weeks as yet another step in the right direction.
Wow, what a summer it has been for us Gasheads. To put it quite frankly, who’s missing the actual football these days?
Compared to a year ago Bristol City prepare for a season with a new manager, new chairman and a fresh boardroom. Ironically it may be the fans, rather than the club, to which the ‘new’ manager seeks his solace.
While it has by no means been a perfect spring, Glos can look back on the first two months of the 2011 season with a considerable degree of pride.
Hopefully my next blog will be full of hope and belief — I much prefer to write happier Rovers stories. Good luck to Stuart and the boys, you’ll have thousands of Gashead’s right behind you
When value can conceivably be defined as the difference between hovering perilously above the relegation zone or mounting a play-off charge, it can only be hoped that a solution which benefits all parties can be found.
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