Saints v Bristol City Tuesday 7.45pm

[Dman]

It would be very, very 'saintsy' to lose a tuesday night game at home, against a mid-table side with nothing to play for.

[Toadhall Saint]

7 minutes ago, Dman said:

It would be very, very 'saintsy' to lose a tuesday night game at home, against a mid-table side with nothing to play for.

As someone else on here said. We no longer do saintsy 😉

[SouthWalesSaints]

Bristol City, biggest of the season.  I can see us being in top 2 come the end of the evening tomorrow.  Nearly a sell out as well, hopefully shift the last 3/400 more by tomorrow  

On course for a sell out for Ipswich - less than a few hundred remaining for that. . 

[Saint_lambden]

Fun fact 1. Referee is Elliot Bell tomorrow night. In his last 30 games, there's only been 1 away win. 

Fun fact 2. 2023/24 was not the only time Bristol City ended a long unbeaten run of ours (25 games). Back in 2011/12, we were one game away from going an entire calendar year unbeaten at home and, of course, we lost 1-0 to City 2 days before the end of 2011. How many games was that? 25, of course. 

[Football Special]

5 hours ago, SouthWalesSaints said:

Bristol City, biggest of the season.  I can see us being in top 2 come the end of the evening tomorrow.  Nearly a sell out as well, hopefully shift the last 3/400 more by tomorrow  

On course for a sell out for Ipswich - less than a few hundred remaining for that. . 

Looks like Ipswich home is sold out now, depending on results this week could be another big night at St Mary's. 

Fans got to be up for it tomorrow night v Bristol City, help lift the players , surprised its sold so well with all the expense playing twice a week , should be 29k crowd with the 2k empty seats being in the away corner. 

[Harry_SFC]

9 hours ago, Pilchards said:

Larin over Stewart in both games.

Stewart was terrible on Saturday!

I agree. I'd actually start him in every remaining game with Stewart coming on after 70 odd mins

[saintant]

Has Tonda done a press conference for this one?

[Colinjb]

6 hours ago, Dman said:

It would be very, very 'saintsy' to lose a tuesday night game at home, against a mid-table side with nothing to play for.

....who are Bristol City.

Seriously, when have we ever done well against them?

[Colinjb]

4 hours ago, Saint_lambden said:

Fun fact 2. 2023/24 was not the only time Bristol City ended a long unbeaten run of ours (25 games). Back in 2011/12, we were one game away from going an entire calendar year unbeaten at home and, of course, we lost 1-0 to City 2 days before the end of 2011. How many games was that? 25, of course. 

Seared in my memory. 

[Charlie Wayman]

On 18/04/2026 at 23:29, Willo of Whiteley said:

Scrappy 1-0 win

Willo, old lad pleas try and enjoy what is happening with Saints these days. You are allowed a little optimism.

Look, we don't do scrappy wins anymore, what we do do is dominant, comprehensive and demoralising annihilation of the opposition. 4-0 and upwards if the weather holds and the pitch is watered correctly.

[Charlie Wayman]

54 minutes ago, Colinjb said:

....who are Bristol City.

Seriously, when have we ever done well against them?

Different times, different players, different managers…. what has the past got to do with it?