I meant the Sunglasses.
Roy Hodgson
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Excellent, on a football fans forum there are no rights or wrongs, just opinions.
What unlike now!
BromleyMonkey
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Fair point, but at least we know one way or another this spell is coming to an end in the summer. Royball seemed to drag on years and then we had him come back
chris123
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Who breaks a butterfly on a wheel?
eaglesdare
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Another win for Roy today! 7 points off the play-offs. He couldn't could he? 😀
Bristol City interim manager Roy Hodgson made it two successive wins as his side hung on to beat Sheffield United at Ashton Gate.
Mark Sykes scored the only goal of the game to secure the Robins' first home win since 24 January.
The Blades had a host of chances to get back into the game in the second half, with City's on-loan Manchester United keeper Radek Vitek making a string of fine saves.
City are up to 11th, seven points off the top six with five matches left. Sheffield United stay 17th.
Both sides managed a single shot on target in the first half, with the Robins scoring with theirs.
An intricate one-touch move saw a sublime pass from midfielder Max Bird split the Blades defence.
Keeper Adam Davies just beat Emil Riis to the ball, but his clearance could only find Sykes, whose right-footed shot from outside the box was threaded past three defenders into the bottom corner.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder made two changes at half-time, bringing on midfielder Gustavo Hamer and winger Andre Brooks, transforming their attacking threat.
Keeper Vitek palmed away a curling Hamer shot from the edge of the box, before saving superbly from Brooks. The Czech then dived bravely at the feet of Patrick Bamford.
Bamford also had a golden opportunity to equalise but turned a delightful Femi Seriki cross over the bar from six yards.
Vitek then saved again as a header from defender Mark McGuinness threatened to loop over his head.
It is now six matches without a win for Wilder's side as they prepare to welcome promotion-chasers Hull City on Saturday.
Bristol City will attempt to continue Hodgson's 100% record - and make it three successive wins for only the second time this season - when they visit QPR.
Mark Sykes scored the only goal of the game to secure the Robins' first home win since 24 January.
The Blades had a host of chances to get back into the game in the second half, with City's on-loan Manchester United keeper Radek Vitek making a string of fine saves.
City are up to 11th, seven points off the top six with five matches left. Sheffield United stay 17th.
Both sides managed a single shot on target in the first half, with the Robins scoring with theirs.
An intricate one-touch move saw a sublime pass from midfielder Max Bird split the Blades defence.
Keeper Adam Davies just beat Emil Riis to the ball, but his clearance could only find Sykes, whose right-footed shot from outside the box was threaded past three defenders into the bottom corner.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder made two changes at half-time, bringing on midfielder Gustavo Hamer and winger Andre Brooks, transforming their attacking threat.
Keeper Vitek palmed away a curling Hamer shot from the edge of the box, before saving superbly from Brooks. The Czech then dived bravely at the feet of Patrick Bamford.
Bamford also had a golden opportunity to equalise but turned a delightful Femi Seriki cross over the bar from six yards.
Vitek then saved again as a header from defender Mark McGuinness threatened to loop over his head.
It is now six matches without a win for Wilder's side as they prepare to welcome promotion-chasers Hull City on Saturday.
Bristol City will attempt to continue Hodgson's 100% record - and make it three successive wins for only the second time this season - when they visit QPR.
ASCPFC
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We missed a trick there.