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Bank Holiday Bus Tour For Double Winners
Tuesday, April 28th 2015
Bristol City FC will hold an open top bus tour to celebrate their double-winning campaign.
The Sky Bet League One champions and Johnstone’s Paint Trohpy winners will parade the streets of Bristol on Bank Holiday Monday (May 4th).
Two buses carrying the players, management staff and backroom team will depart Ashton Gate at 12.30pm and head through North Street and Bedminster towards the centre.
After passing through Redcliffe and negotiating a loop of Broadmead, the bus will park at the Lloyds Amphitheatre at around 2pm for a short presentation to the massed crowds.
It will be a chance for supporters to celebrate the historic 2014/15 season, with the club winning its first title for 60 years – and its first-ever double!
Both trophies will join the team on their celebration tour…view the route below (click to view larger version).
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