O'Dowda's Ireland face Denmark showdown
Posted: Tuesday, October 17th 2017
Bristolian duo nominated for PFA Player of the Month
Wednesday, October 4th 2017
Academy products Joe Bryan and Bobby Reid have both been nominated for the Bristol Street Motors Championship Player of the Month Award.
Reid has continued his flourishing start to the season and has found the net a further three times throughout September, making him joint top goalscorer in the division with seven goals.
Meanwhile, at the other end of the pitch, Bryan has produced more tackles than any other player in the league and has helped Lee Johnson’s side keep three clean sheets. The ever-present 24-year-old also chipped in with an assist in the 4-1 rout over Derby County.
Full list of nominees:
Bobby Reid, Bristol City
Joe Bryan, Bristol City
Sol Bamba, Cardiff City
Junior Hoilett, Cardiff City
Luke Freeman, QPR
Diogo Jota, Wolves
Supporters are advised that the voting ends tonight at 11pm and the winner will be announced tomorrow morning (Thursday, October 5th).
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