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Friday, November 2nd 2018
Fans and familiar faces flocked to Ashton Gate on Thursday evening for the launch of a new City book.
Wembley Wonders relives the Robins' 1986 Freight Rover Trophy victory.
It is written by local sports journalist Richard Latham and is available to purchase online for £20 (+ postage).
Wembley Wonders features new interviews with all the players involved and is packed with photographs, memorabilia and behind the scenes stories from the 1986 cup run.
David Moyes and goalscorers Glyn Riley, who netted twice, and Howard Pritchard were among the former players on hand to autograph the books and make the event a great success.
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