Media Watch - September 28th
Posted: Thursday, September 28th 2017
Media Watch - September 29th
Friday, September 29th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
In his pre-Ipswich Town press conference, Lee Johnson was full of praise for former team-mate and good friend Cole Skuse, as highlighted by the Bristol Post.
The City boss also revealed to the Post how City are using psychology to help players develop.
Vital Football discuss City being without four players for Saturday’s trip to Ipswich Town. Milan Djuric, Eros Pisano and Gary O'Neil remain sidelined through injury, while Marlon Pack is suspended after picking up his fifth yellow card of the campaign in the 2-0 win over Bolton Wanderers.
Finally, the Post report on foreign media comments, suggesting Gustav Engvall will depart the club in the summer.
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