Media Watch - May 25th
Posted: Friday, May 25th 2018
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Media Watch - May 26th/27th
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Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
City and a host of Championship rivals have been told only as “astronomical” offer would take Matt Clarke away from Portsmouth in the summer transfer window, as the Bristol Post writes.
The Post offers their opinion on how much Aden Flint would be worth in the current transfer market.
The local news outlet lists five Manchester United players who could head out on loan to Ashton Gate this summer.
The Post looks back on City’s 2007/08 season, when Gary Johnson’s side reached the Championship play-off final.
The Post highlights former City player Ryan Fredericks being 90 minutes away from Premier League football with Fulham.
Meanwhile, ex-City defender Jordan Wynter has signed for Vanarama National League side Maidstone United, as reported by the Post.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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