The curtain has fallen on another season at Ashton Gate. One in which Bristol City started the campaign with a dismal home return - waiting 17 games to finally record a win, dating back to January - but then finished with a flourish due to Saturday's 5-0 win over Hull City.
It's been a challenging and, at times, tortuous season but an important one for the club and supporters as it was the first campaign with crowds since the start of the pandemic in 2020, which has not also helped bring in substantial matchday revenue, given fans an outlet and (sometimes) entertainment, but also brought a sense of occasion and atmosphere back to BS3.
Having been cooped up in the latter stages of 2019/20 and throughout last season, it could part-explain the storming of the pitch at full-time on Saturday.
