Little Ruled Out For A Month
Posted: Friday, February 17th 2017
McCoulsky Pens New Deal
Friday, February 17th 2017
Shawn McCoulsky has penned a new contract at Ashton Gate, tying him to the club until the summer of 2018.
The new terms also include a further year’s option for the 20-year-old, who joined the club from non-league Dulwich Hamlet in November 2015.
McCoulsky started the season on in red-hot scoring form for the Under-23s, and continued that on loan at Weston-super-Mare.
After two months and seven goals for Weston, McCoulsky returned to Ashton Gate and made his senior debut in the EFL Cup against Hull City.
After a brief loan spell at Torquay United, McCoulsky has since joined Bath City on loan to assist their National League South promotion push.
Meanwhile, Under-18 scholar Owen Barry has joined Clevedon Town on a month’s work experience loan.
The club has also recruited unattached Sierre Leone goalkeeper Alhaji Sesay, 18, after impressing on trial.
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