Media Watch - February 9th
Posted: Friday, February 9th 2018
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Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
The 72 reports both sets of managers' post-match comments after City's 3-3 draw with Sunderland on Saturday.
The Bristol Post reports on Lee Johnson's post-match comments, where the head coach accepted responsibility for getting his side's tactics "wrong".
The match was the main talking point of the BBC Sport EFL review.
Vital Football looks at the key stats from the game.
Football League World says City need to "adapt" and "come up with a plan B", an area the club has worked on at a recent training camp.
The Post and Gloucestershire Live report on Cheltenham Town chairman Paul Baker's comments as has defends his reasoning for looking to Bristol City for a number of loan options, saying it is important to have relationships with "big, local clubs."
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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