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Marcus Stewarts appeal over his red card against Leeds has been turned down by the FA Advisory Committee. He will now miss the games against Everton, Bradford and Aston Villa and wont have a game for the five weeks from last Saturday until March 17th.

Town are claiming that they have not heard from the FA regarding the appeal against Marcus Stewarts red card. The club have told us that David Sheepshanks was speaking to the FA this morning about the alleged decision and a spokesperson told us that: we are still hopeful.

Marcus Stewart is being kept waiting for the verdict on his red card against Leeds. The FA say that he should hear whether the card for the foul on Ian Harte is rescinded by the end of the week.

Bristol Rovers boss Joey Barton was proud of his players for what he felt was a “proper” performance as they held the Blues to a 0-0 draw at the Memorial Stadium.

Town are down to fourth following a frustrating 0-0 draw away at Bristol Rovers. The Blues dominated the first half but without creating enough opportunities, then after the break were scruffier with both sides having chances but with the home side going closest to breaking the deadlock when Scott Sinclair saw a goalbound effort turned against the post.

Hamstring injury. Never want to take joy from a player being injured on a personal level, but that certainly reduces their threat, just as Sargent is getting back up to speed.

The Blues’ game against Bristol Rovers at the Memorial Ground remains 0-0 at half-time.

Pubs? Bridges? *waits for somebody to take offence*

West ham. I despise that club and this will be the 2nd time they ruin us.

Just a little reminder that theyre fallible and also that theyve had it very soft in the last couple of months. It gets a lot harder for them from here – starting on Friday at West Brom. Time for&#133