Fans Q&A at Ashton Gate tonight
Posted: Thursday, September 7th 2017
Supporters enjoy Q&A session
Friday, September 8th 2017
City’s coaching team, alongside chief executive officer Mark Ashton, enjoyed a two-hour question-and-answer session with supporters at Ashton Gate last night.
Speaking openly to the assembled fans in the Lansdown Restaurant, much of the focus was on the club’s recruitment.
CEO Ashton took the opportunity to discuss some of the methods the club use to attract players to the club, while head coach Lee Johnson talked supporters through the process of signing Niclas Eliasson as an example of that recruitment drive in action.
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