Media Watch - July 28th
Posted: Friday, July 28th 2017
Media Watch - July 29th/30th
Sunday, July 30th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
Blues boss Harry Redknapp has spoken to the Birmingham Mail about his interest in Aden Flint, after watching City defeat FC Twente 2-0 on Friday evening.
Inside Futbol believe Bimingham City are "winning the race" to sign Flint because Leeds United won't stump up the required money to make a transfer to Elland Road happen.
Meanwhile, the Bristol Post are convinved Flint will leave Ashton Gate in the next couple of days - but they openly admit they don't know where!
Nathan Baker signed for City on Friday and has been speaking to the Bristol Post about his decision to return to Ashton Gate.
Baker's former manager Steve Bruce has told the Birmingham Mail he let the defender leave for City because he couldn't guarantee him first-team football at Villa Park.
Inside Wales Sport report on Newport County's capture of young City striker Shawn McCoulsky on loan until January.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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