Bristol City Finances

Quoted from RonMariner

The difference is that they signed some quality players….

Another difference, too, in that we were a very unattractive proposition at the time, probably the least attractive of all 92 league clubs.

That aside, we did actually make some decent signings; we just made too many in total. Eastwood, Menayese, Habergham, Coke and Matete all made positive and necessary differences, and had we not spunked good money on the likes of Bunney, Lamy, Payne, Adams and El Mizouni and gone big on maybe just another two, more expensive players then we may just have had enough to stay up.

Hurst tinkered a little too much in the early stages and it ultimately took us too long to get going, but it’s all easy as fúck in hindsight isn’t it?

Quoted from Poojah

Another difference, too, in that we were a very unattractive proposition at the time, probably the least attractive of all 92 league clubs.

That aside, we did actually make some decent signings; we just made too many in total. Eastwood, Menayese, Habergham, Coke and Matete all made positive and necessary differences, and had we not spunked good money on the likes of Bunney, Lamy, Payne, Adams and El Mizouni and gone big on maybe just another two, more expensive players then we may just have had enough to stay up.

Hurst tinkered a little too much in the early stages and it ultimately took us too long to get going, but it’s all easy as fúck in hindsight isn’t it?

Perhaps the reason for the tinkering was figuring out just what some of them were here for because it certainly took wasn’t for their footballing prowess.

Had we sling a couple of results together earlier we may have stayed up but in truth, anyone with half a brain could see what was going to happen before we’d even played a second game.