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.
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