Media Watch - December 16th/17th
Posted: Sunday, December 17th 2017
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Media Watch - December 18th
Monday, December 18th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
City are in the hunt for Preston North End striker Jordan Hugill, if reports are to be believed. The 72 and Football League World suggest Lee Johnson could be prepared to make a bid for the sought-after forward, who handed in a transfer request back in the summer.
Marlon Pack says City can play without fear when they take on Manchester United in their Carabao Cup tie on Wednesday, reports the Daily Mail.
Football League World suggests the likes of Liam Walsh, Leonardo Ulloa, Erhun Oztumer, Oliver McBurnie and Alex Woodyard should all be on City's radar if they are to push for promotion in the second half of the season.
City Women are out of the FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup after losing 2-0 to Manchester City. She Kicks reports on the match.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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