Cotterill Aims To Repay City
Posted: Wednesday, February 1st 2017
City Duo Back In Training
Thursday, February 2nd 2017
Dean Holden revealed City have the luxury of a full set of players in training ahead of Saturday’s Sky Bet Championship clash with Rotherham United at Ashton Gate.
Korey Smith and Adam Matthews are both ready to return to the Failand pitches, having not featured in competitive action since early January.
Elsewhere, Joe Bryan has avoided any further discomfort after coming off at Burnley in the Emirates FA Cup with an ankle complaint.
“We’re delighted to see Korey Smith and Adam Matthews back out on the training field – they’re two popular members of the group,” said Holden. “We’ve got a fully-fit squad to choose from.”
New signings Matty Taylor and David Cotterill come into contention for the first time since completing deadline day deals from Bristol Rovers and Birmingham City respectively.
Secure your seat for the Rotherham game by calling 0117 963 0600 or book online here. Season card holders are reminded they can bring up to two friends for £10 each, but must purchase their tickets by 5pm tomorrow (Friday).
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