Gegilworld93 wrote:Price tag risingbcfcben wrote:Up to 3rd now thanks to our 1-0 win against Pompey, shit game (freezing again) but class goal from Redmond....fortress St Andrews continues to stand strong.
Do you still have Zigic btw? Thought he was going to leave in Jan.
He has been injured the last 2 games though.
I am indeed, although was frozen.Gegilworld93 wrote:Easley is happy
Credit to the fans who travelled from Cheltenham despite the weather and possibility of the game called off. I reckon there would've been more in better weather and on a Saturday. 
Who needs Tubbs! 
Billy Davies wrote:Apparently a Birmingham fan was battered to death by 2 Pompey fans tonight.
Hope they get a points deduction.
bcfcben wrote:Billy Davies wrote:Apparently a Birmingham fan was battered to death by 2 Pompey fans tonight.
Hope they get a points deduction.
I have no idea, can't find anything about it on the internet. If i do i will post something in here.
A man has been fined and banned from all football matches in the UK and abroad for three years after assaulting a steward during the Cheltenham Town fixture with Bristol Rovers at Whaddon Road last month.
Richard Talbot, 45 and from Stanton Close in Bristol, was handed the three-year football banning order, fined £350 and ordered to pay £50 to the steward after pleading guilty to assault by beating and possession of class B drugs at Cheltenham Magistrates’ Court today (February 9).
Talbot was one of a number of Bristol Rovers supporters ejected from the ground by stewards and police officers following disorder when Rovers scored the first goal on January 21.
Talbot ran back towards the ground and assaulted the steward, a 29-year-old man from Cheltenham, by kicking him in the knee.
Amphetamines were also found on Talbot when he was arrested.
The football banning order means that Talbot will be not be able to attend any match in the country and will be required to surrender his passport when certain fixtures are played overseas.
PC Mark Smith, Football Intelligence Officer, said: “Police and Cheltenham Town FC strive to ensure that Whaddon Raod is a safe place for all ages to come and watch football.
“Behaviour of the sort displayed by Mr Talbot will not be tolerated and I hope shows people that we will prosecute offenders where necessary.“
Three other cases involving men charged with offences during the match were adjourned at Cheltenham Magistrates' Court today.
Paschal Hope, 59 and from Oldland Common in Bristol, is charged with common assault in connection with a spitting incident at the game.
Daniel Poole, 20 and from Whittucks Road in Bristol, is charged with entering the playing area. The case has been adjourned until March 29.
Jake House, 21 and from Lime Road, Bristol, is charged with throwing a missile. The case has been adjourned until March 23.
You sure he didn't take an arrow to the knee?RubyArmyCTFC wrote:A man has been fined and banned from all football matches in the UK and abroad for three years after assaulting a steward during the Cheltenham Town fixture with Bristol Rovers at Whaddon Road last month.
Richard Talbot, 45 and from Stanton Close in Bristol, was handed the three-year football banning order, fined £350 and ordered to pay £50 to the steward after pleading guilty to assault by beating and possession of class B drugs at Cheltenham Magistrates’ Court today (February 9).
Talbot was one of a number of Bristol Rovers supporters ejected from the ground by stewards and police officers following disorder when Rovers scored the first goal on January 21.
Talbot ran back towards the ground and assaulted the steward, a 29-year-old man from Cheltenham, by kicking him in the knee.
Amphetamines were also found on Talbot when he was arrested.
The football banning order means that Talbot will be not be able to attend any match in the country and will be required to surrender his passport when certain fixtures are played overseas.
PC Mark Smith, Football Intelligence Officer, said: “Police and Cheltenham Town FC strive to ensure that Whaddon Raod is a safe place for all ages to come and watch football.
“Behaviour of the sort displayed by Mr Talbot will not be tolerated and I hope shows people that we will prosecute offenders where necessary.“
Three other cases involving men charged with offences during the match were adjourned at Cheltenham Magistrates' Court today.
Paschal Hope, 59 and from Oldland Common in Bristol, is charged with common assault in connection with a spitting incident at the game.
Daniel Poole, 20 and from Whittucks Road in Bristol, is charged with entering the playing area. The case has been adjourned until March 29.
Jake House, 21 and from Lime Road, Bristol, is charged with throwing a missile. The case has been adjourned until March 23.
Horrible Rovers fans. I mean, what man kicks a poor steward in the knee
Billy Davies wrote:We've signed George Elokobi
Dream on.Billy Davies wrote:Get in!
I have renewed optimism about or chances now. Reckon we're gonna stay up. Doing it for Doughty.
He's definitely one for the future, I can see him bringing Charlton back to the prem.
