Media Watch - September 2nd/3rd
Posted: Sunday, September 3rd 2017
Media Watch - September 4th
Monday, September 4th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
The Bristol Post reports on Lee Johnson’s comments made to BCTV in the wake of the transfer window shutting, where the head coach explained how he believes his squad is stronger than it was this time last season.
Following his electric start to the campaign, Bobby Reid’s form hasn’t gone unnoticed. The Post highlight Sky Bet pricing the Bristolian at 28/1 to be the top scorer in the division this season - shorter odds than Scott Hogan, Jordan Rhodes and David Nugent.
Meanwhile, Reid explained just how far he wants to see the club go in an interview with the Football League Paper, which the Post feature comments from.
Finally, the Post discuss all the free agents still available following the transfer window closure.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
Latest News
Also from Bristol Sport
Gate Guide: Summer Series Concerts
Ashton Gate Stadium will welcome Rod Stewart, Take That, Muse and the Spice Girls to Bristol throughout the months of May and June.
Posted: Monday, May 20th 2019 • Stadium
Break the Cycle: 'why I'm fundraising for the Spectrum Project'
Bristol Sport's chief financial officer, Gavin Marshall says he was inspired to fundraise for the Community Foundation's Spectrum Project after seeing the programme’s impact during his voluntary work with the charity.
Posted: Monday, May 20th 2019 • Community
Video: Newcastle Falcons 12-19 Bristol Bears
Bristol Bears rounded off the Gallagher Premiership season with a comfortable victory over Newcastle Falcons at Kingston Park.
Posted: Monday, May 20th 2019 • Rugby
Lam confirms 2019/20 Gallagher Premiership squad
Pat Lam has confirmed his playing squad ahead of the 2019/20 Gallagher Premiership campaign.
Posted: Monday, May 20th 2019 • Rugby
Season review 2018/19: part one
Relive the highs and the lows of a dramatic season, as we take a look back at the events of August to December.
Posted: Monday, May 20th 2019 • Rugby