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Bristol City fans seeking an end to 'beige' purgatory Original

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By Richard Angell
| BBC Sport Verified
ByRichard Angell Fan writer Published 18 minutes ago Image source, Shutterstock Image caption, Bristol City had the 13th-largest average attendance in the Championship last season (23,270) Here is a prediction for Bristol City's final league position in 2026-27 season - we will probably finish 12th. There comes a point when supporting your football club when you stop asking whether the team is good enough to go up or bad enough to go down.
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Bristol City fans seeking an end to 'beige' purgatory

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By Richard Angell
| Yahoo Sports Australia Verified
Here is a prediction for Bristol City's final league position in 2026-27 season - we will probably finish 12th. There comes a point when supporting your football club when you stop asking whether the team is good enough to go up or bad enough to go down. Instead you start asking yourself, 'what on earth is the point of this?' You question the financial cost and also why bother if you are not enjoying your team being just average? So why, and how, do you arrive at this point?
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Your Time Starts Now – Vol 3 | Fabian Society

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By Richard Angell, Oliver Walsh, Natalie Perera
| fabians.org.uk
Across the Board by Richard Angell Universal A&E screening can protect the most vulnerable and save the NHS money When Labour was last in government, it adopted an approach that might be termed progressive universalism: it improved services for all, but prioritised services for the poorest, disadvantaged and those experiencing inequalities. Sure Start, Building Schools for the Future and city academies all started in areas of deprivation before being deployed to rebuild the public realm for all.
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