Media Watch - May 5th/6th
Posted: Sunday, May 6th 2018
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Media Watch - May 7th
Monday, May 7th 2018
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
There has been one story dominating the Bristol City headlines on Bank Holiday Monday, and that's the future of Lee Johnson. City owner Steve Lansdown told BBC Radio Bristol that the head coach is at the club "for the long term", adding he has not been approached about vacancies at other clubs.
Similar reports following the interview have been carried by the Express and Star, The 72, Birmingham Mail and Read West Brom.
BristolLive looks at the achievements, both on and off the pitch, for Bobby Reid over the campaign.
And former England keeper Robert Green, defender Robert Huth, winger Marc Pugh and striker Chung-Yong Lee have all been tipped as possible targets with Premier League experience for City, writes BristolLive.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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