This event, held on Thursday January 24th 2019 in the Sports Bar, marked the 25th anniversary of one of the club’s greatest ever nights. Read More
Notice of AGM – Saturday 12 January 2019
Notice is hereby given that the annual general meeting of the Bristol City Supporters Society Limited will be held in the Supporters Bar, Ashton Gate Stadium, Ashton Gate, Bristol at 1.00 p.m. on Saturday 12 January 2019. Doors will be open from Midday. Read More
Stand up to unjustified police interference in football
Police across the country have been using draconian powers to threaten and intimidate football fans on their way to watch their favourite teams.
Kids, be our guests! Watch City for free!
As many City fans will recall, when the club initially announced the pricing structure for 2018/19 season tickets, all concessionary prices for under 12s and under 19s in certain areas of the ground were Read More
Player and Supporter of the Year 2018
Once again it was our privilege to organise and host the end of season awards at our football club. The awards and honours were:
‘Fans Funding Fans of the Future’
On 28 February, Bristol City stunned fans with an out-of-the-blue announcement of some huge increases in season ticket prices. Hardest hit were our fans of the future.
Reply to the Club’s latest statement on season cards
After an initial call from the Club for ideas at the January meeting of FAN, to which the members responded, the Supporters Club & Trust was hugely disappointed by the absence of a second stage of consultation before season card prices for 2018/19 were announced on the Club’s website.
Still Baffled and Still Angry – Season Tickets
On Wednesday 7th March a joint Bristol City Supporters Club & Trust and Bristol City FAN meeting was held at a packed Supporters Bar in Ashton Gate to discuss the Club’s recent Season Ticket announcement. Responding to questions on behalf of the Football Club were Mark Ashton, Doug Harman and Gavin Marshall.
Baffling Season Ticket Increases
The Supporters Club & Trust are somewhat baffled by the timing and pricing strategy for the 2018/19 season tickets. In what appears to be a concerted effort to free up arguably the best and most lucrative seats, the impact has fallen squarely on parents with children under 12 who are facing an increase in price for the child’s seat from £50 currently to £335 next season if they wish to stay where they sit at present, often with other family members and friends.
Cardiff Away – Why bother?
How to squeeze all the atmosphere and pleasure out of a local derby in one fell swoop. Well done the Heddlu! In my view, Cardiff away as a fixture is now officially dead. Already subjected to a reduced 1,481 ticket allocation, a 12.00 kick-off on a Sunday and no local train service, what else could Bristol City fans expect to make their away day go any better… ?