
Robins Foundation distribute 400 free books to local primary school pupils
Posted: Thursday, March 4th 2021
Tuesday, May 22nd 2018
Bristol City Football Club has released a statement following news that Famara Diédhiou has been found, by an FA Regulatory Commission, to have breached Rule E1(a).
The breach relates to an alleged spitting incident during the club’s 3-1 win over Birmingham City at Ashton Gate on Tuesday, April 10th 2018.
The club is extremely disappointed with the decision of the Regulatory Commission and continues to give its full support to Diédhiou, who vehemently denies the allegation.
The Regulatory Commission has imposed a six game ban on Diédhiou, which will come into effect at the start of the 2018/19 season.
Bristol City has requested the full written reasons from The FA and upon receipt will consult with the club’s legal team as to the options for appealing the decision of the Regulatory Commission.
No further comment will be made by the club at this time.
Posted: Thursday, March 4th 2021
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Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021
Callum Sheedy has been named as the Guinness Six Nations Player of round three following his vital late role in Wales’ Triple Crown-sealing 40-24 win over England.
Posted: Thursday, March 4th 2021 • Rugby
Tom Lindsay has challenged his Bristol Bears Women squad to significantly raise the bar as they prepare for the trip to the capital to face Saracens Women.
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Pat Lam knows the Bears will have to be at their best when they make the short trip to Sixways to face Worcester Warriors on Saturday evening (5.15pm KO, live on BT Sport Extra).
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Siva Naulago's length-of-the-field effort against London Irish has been voted Nexa Move of the Month for February.
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Bristol Bears is proud to announce its first ‘Raving Fan Of The Month’, in association with the club’s principal partner, Ravenscroft.
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby