Media Watch - January 17th
Posted: Wednesday, January 17th 2018
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Thursday, January 18th 2018
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
Lee Johnson has issued a hands off warning to any clubs interested in making a move for City's Icelandic defender Hordur Magnusson, writes the Bristol Post. The 24-year-old, World-Cup bound star has been linked with FC Rostov during the current transfer window.
Keeper Frank Fielding also spoke to the Post in the pre-Derby County press conference this week, stating Rams shotstopper Scott Carson is "probably the best keeper in the league."
Vital Football carries further comments made by Johnson and Fielding to BCTV, ahead of Friday's trip to Pride Park.
The Derby Telegraph leads with the City head coach's comments that the club is not in a crisis, as he searches for his side's first three points of the calendar year.
Its Derby press conference blog says Rams duo Joe Ledley and Cameron Jerome will be "assessed" ahead of Friday night.
And Plymouth have been linked with a move for City striker Gustav Engvall, writes Sports Witness and Swedish site Fotboll Direkt.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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