Pearson reflects on Cherries defeat
Posted: Thursday, March 4th 2021
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Murray to feature on Sound of the City
Monday, November 5th 2018
Scott Murray will be a special guest on BBC Radio Bristol this evening (Monday, November 5th).
The club legend will join Geoff Twentyman in the studio for the hour-long Sound of the City show from 6pm, discussing the Movember campaign.
Murray is one of a number of staff at the club, including chief executive officer Mark Ashton and Lee Johnson, who are partaking in Movember, helping to raise awareness for some of the biggest health issues faced by men: prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health and suicide prevention.
Fans can send in questions for the club’s kit manager by calling 08000 855 949 or text 81333 starting the message with the word ‘Twentyman’.
BBC Radio Bristol is available via 94.9FM, 104.6FM, DAB and online via the BBC Bristol website.
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