Media Watch - June 21st
Posted: Thursday, June 21st 2018
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Media Watch - June 22nd
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Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
The official 2018/19 home shirt was exclusively revealed via club’s new app this morning, as the Bristol Post highlights.
Birmingham Live believes Aden Flint is the one singing West Bromwich Albion should definitely look to complete this summer.
BBC Sport features comments from Lee Johnson's interview with BBC Radio Bristol, where the head coach confirmed the club will appeal Famara Diédhiou’s six-match ban.
Eric Lichaj, who was linked with a move to Ashton Gate earlier in the summer, is thought to be undergoing a medical at Hull City, as the Post reports.
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