Media Watch - August 18th
Posted: Friday, August 18th 2017
Media Watch - August 19th/20th
Sunday, August 20th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
Sky Sports, BBC Sport and the Bristol Post all reflect on the stalemate at Ashton Gate between City and Millwall.
Speaking at his post-match press conference, head coach Lee Johnson revealed that Aden Flint could be about to come back into the fold at Watford on Tuesday. The Post reports these comments in full.
From the same news conference, the Post also features Johnson's praise for his defence.
Millwall boss Neil Harris spoke to the Post about how his side were able to thwart City's attack in BS3.
Meanwhile, the Mirror says Bobby Reid's early season good form has caught the eye of Everton, Leicester City and Middlesbrough.
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