Media Watch - September 30th/October 1st
Posted: Sunday, October 1st 2017
Media Watch - October 2nd
Monday, October 2nd 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
The Bristol Post believe City’s latest victory over Ipswich Town can be a springboard for the rest of the campaign.
Josh Brownhill shared his delight with the Daily Star after he opened the scoring at Portman Road and assisted his side in recording their first victory in Suffolk since 1978.
Vital Football feature comments from Lee Johnson’s interview with the club’s official site, where the head coach reflected on a ‘super September’.
Joe Morrell - currently on loan with Cheltenham Town - has been called into the Wales Under-21 squad for their upcoming match with Liechtenstein, as Gloucester Live highlight.
Finally, the FA Women’s Super League report on City Women’s 1-0 victory over West Country rivals Yeovil Town.
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