Bradley Orr says he won't hesitate to take another penalty kick if allowed.

The right-back saw his spot-kick saved by Julian Speroni in last night's 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace.

But after netting two penalties in his City career before yesterday's miss, Bradley says he'd be prepared to have another go from 12 yards if required.

"The miss wouldn't put me off (taking another), although I don't know what the gaffer would say about that," Bradley told Bristol City World.

"Of course I would step up again if need be, I just need to try and forget that one."

Bradley also recalled the spot-kick denial, in which Speroni made a fine second save to keep out the defender's rebound attempt.

He said: "It was a poor penalty in the first place and I don't know how he's got up to save the rebound. It's a bit of a stinker from my point of view.

"In all honesty I thought it was just a case of putting it in (the rebound attempt) and running away to celebrate. It wasn't that I lacked concentration, I connected well with the ball but he's somehow got up and saved it.

"All credit to him (Speroni) and it probably wasn't meant to be for me. I have to go again and try and get my head up for the next game."

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