Off Topic Bristol City Talk.

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I would like to see Sykes stay with us as he offers at least a decent bench player who will do the job. Armstrong, Buzzgog and a couple of others need to be moved on as the two I have mentioned have nothing to offer anybody, except perhaps for Leagues One and Two. In reality unless we replace all of our outgoings by better players we can't complain but bringing in the no talent at all players is just what we normally do to fill the gaps. An off-season growth is nothing more than will do the job and any backwards motion towards our less than stellar past would just be sickening.
 
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Last season game 46 saw 4 teams in with a chance .... City 67 [ 5th ] ; 66 ; 66 ; 65 pts
Saturday 3 teams .. Wrecksum 70 6th ; 70 ; 69pts

Wrxhm bt Middsbro then Hull need to win say by 1 -0 nil then Wrxhm needs their win to be by same margin as Hull, Hulls margin is by 2 goal then they are above Wrexham ..derby miss out!
WRXHM draw then Hull draw position same DERBY CAN ONLY PROGRESS WITH A WIN and other 2 dont win
 
wizered said:

45-year-old eyed by Bristol City as potential Roy Hodgson successor​

Bristol City will seek a long-term managerial appointment after the season’s end, and a new name linked is Steven Gerrard.​

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45-year-old eyed by Bristol City as potential Roy Hodgson successor News: The72 - Football League News

Bristol City will seek a long-term managerial appointment after the season's end, and a new name linked is Steven Gerrard.
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I’ve been looking into some recent reports from the French market, and it seems Sambou Soumano has popped up on Bristol City's radar.

For those who haven't followed his recent season in Ligue 2, Soumano has been showing some very interesting numbers. He’s a natural finisher with a knack for being in the right place at the right time. At 25, he’s entering his peak years and looks like he has the physical tools to handle the transition to the Championship.

What stands out is his efficiency—he doesn't need many chances to find the back of the net, which is exactly what the Robins have been lacking in tight games this season. Taking a chance on a proven Ligue 2 goalscorer is a strategy that has worked for many clubs at this level before.
 
FabiGoal said:
I’ve been looking into some recent reports from the French market, and it seems Sambou Soumano has popped up on Bristol City's radar.

For those who haven't followed his recent season in Ligue 2, Soumano has been showing some very interesting numbers. He’s a natural finisher with a knack for being in the right place at the right time. At 25, he’s entering his peak years and looks like he has the physical tools to handle the transition to the Championship.

What stands out is his efficiency—he doesn't need many chances to find the back of the net, which is exactly what the Robins have been lacking in tight games this season. Taking a chance on a proven Ligue 2 goalscorer is a strategy that has worked for many clubs at this level before.
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It’s in this article for our French speaking fans……

 
FabiGoal said:
I’ve been looking into some recent reports from the French market, and it seems Sambou Soumano has popped up on Bristol City's radar.

For those who haven't followed his recent season in Ligue 2, Soumano has been showing some very interesting numbers. He’s a natural finisher with a knack for being in the right place at the right time. At 25, he’s entering his peak years and looks like he has the physical tools to handle the transition to the Championship.

What stands out is his efficiency—he doesn't need many chances to find the back of the net, which is exactly what the Robins have been lacking in tight games this season. Taking a chance on a proven Ligue 2 goalscorer is a strategy that has worked for many clubs at this level before.
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We have been down that road before, we got a gem in Jonathan Kodjia, an ok in Fammy Diedhiou, and one who was absolute pony & trap in Lois Diony, so it’s a real gamble.
 
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