Media Watch - April 16th
Posted: Monday, April 16th 2018
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Media Watch - April 17th
Tuesday, April 17th 2018
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
HITC and the Bristol Post report on Bobby Reid being named in the EFL Football Manager Team of the Year.
Joe Bryan was crowned the PFA Player in the Community at the same award ceremony, which the Post also highlights.
The Post features comments from Lloyd Kelly's interview with BCTV in the wake of the 2-1 defeat at Middlesbrough. The Academy product told the club's in-house TV channel that he believes he and his teammates can still keep their play-off dream alive, claiming they are capable of winning their final three games.
City loanee Zak Vyner has continued to win plaudits since his temporary move to League One side Plymouth Argyle, as the Post writes.
Having returned to first team action after a lengthy spell on the sidelines, Milan Djuric told Sport Witness that he is enjoying his time in BS3 and he 'made the right choice' in moving to Ashton Gate.
Previewing Saturday's clash, Hull City's Jon Toral wants his side to mathematically secure their Sky Bet Championship status at Ashton Gate, as reported by the Post.
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