Media Watch - August 31st
Posted: Thursday, August 31st 2017
Media Watch - September 1st
Friday, September 1st 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
Sky Sports and BBC Sport report on goalkeeper Luke Steele signing for City on a free transfer from Panathinaikos.
Meanwhile, the Bristol Post feature comments made by Steele in an exclusive interview with BCTV, explaining what attracted him to Ashton Gate.
The Post discusses Rory Holden and Tyreeq Bakinson joining the club’s development group on transfer deadline day.
David Horseman has stepped down from his role at Watford in order to return to BS3 and become the club’s head of Academy coaching, which the Harrow Times reports.
Finally, in his column with the Post, Leroy Rosenior believes Aden Flint has “a big part to play” in Lee Johnson’s side now the transfer window has closed.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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