Media Watch - April 18th
Posted: Wednesday, April 18th 2018
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Media Watch - April 19th
Thursday, April 19th 2018
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
Speaking to head coach Lee Johnson at this week's pre-Hull City press conference, the Bristol Post reports that Ryan Kent's move to City "hasn’t quite worked." The young winger moved on loan from Liverpool in January.
Johnson also reflected on the January Transfer Window and why he couldn't make a move for Aleksandar Mitrovic.
Football League World says Bobby Reid, Joe Bryan and Milan Djuric could have bigger futures with City.
SoccerSouls predicts Johnson to make no changes to his squad which will line up against Hull City this Saturday.
And the Hull Daily Mail looks at how the Tigers can secure their safety in the Sky Bet Championship this weekend.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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