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Posted: Wednesday, January 19th 2022
City Women to train individually away from SGS College
Friday, March 13th 2020
The health and well-being of Bristol City Women’s players, staff and their families is of paramount importance.
To reduce the risk of the spread of COVID-19 Bristol City Women have taken the decision that players and football staff will have a period of individual training away from the club’s SGS College training base.
Players have been issued with tailored programmes, including heart-rate monitors and fitness equipment, to prepare individually ahead of returning to squad training for the resumption of fixtures.
The squad greatly value the support they receive from City fans but we would respectfully ask that, as per public health guidance, supporters do not shake hands with or ask players and coaches to sign autographs or pose for photographs in public places.
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