Dan Robin

He seems to be highly rated so happy with this signing. Welcome to the Bristol City family, Anis!

Much more I'd say: more strong/experienced players, more solidity, more consistent quality of play, more confidence given by the league's results... The current City has more players available (that side alteady had a lot of injuries) , especially in attack, but on paper should struggle more than LJ's City . That being said, the injection of enthousiasm and the magic of this cup will be there so...never say never. ?

Shame it ended this way, but in my opinion he didn't show the talent we expected him to have, so I guess we won't miss him.

Many problems for our club in recent seasons, but the Academy is giving us joys and could play an important role in our future plans, even when finances will be better.

Not much interested in the cup because of our league position, but it's always nice to watch a great performance combined with a win. ? Strong performance by the lads, and happy to see Bell proving me wrong; Dasilva's injury is the negative exception of a perfect afternoon. Two days and we'll know what Championship club will we challenge in the next round: maybe Luton? ?

Jay injured.

During the first month of the season we played really well, but yeah, not many strong performances recently.

Entertaining game and great performance so far.

Superb attacking play. SCOOOOTTYYYY!

What-a-goal! ? SUUUPER SAMMY!

An exciting player with potential to grow further: it would have been nice to keep him for at least another season, but financial stability comes first so I guess the club made the right choice. Fingers crossed about his substitute...

A player who won some trophies in Norway and recently played in Europa League: not a bad profile at all. ? Welcome to City, Nikita!

Our best player during one season, one of the best ones overall. Good luck, Bents!

Nigel has given an update: 6->10 weeks out. ? [source: Bristol Post]

Great job: we should disseminate that overview in every football site and here too The more videos and stats I see, the more I'm convinced that it's cheating.

Relieved that Pring's problem against Swansea was a soft one: he's so important for us at the moment...

No it's not: the rules have to be equal, or it is not real sports anymore. In such a tight league, this inequality could easily see us relegated next season, or make us lose a playoff spot in the future. Errors can happen, but constant refusal to give us penalties is a different thing.

Another goal for Semenyo, and Bournemouth drew a match that should have won. New bid in the next days?

Shame we couldn't snatch a win at the end, but after playing 120 minutes a few days ago and finding us a goal behind, a draw at home is OK.

Finally a red against our opponents! It doesn't change the penalty farce but better than nothing Come On, let's win this game!

The club must ask for serious investigations, the supporters at the stadium should bring banners and make vocally clear they want respect for our club, not laugh about the problem!! Anyway, GET IN ANTOINE!!

A cup replay that caused more problems than benefits, as expected... ? Come On City, react!

Still 4-3-3 with Naismith advanced?

Hmm, not an ideal date. We'll have to face 4 teams involved in the relegation battle in a row (Hull, Cardiff, Huddersfield, Blackpool): let's hope to arrive there in good conditions... ?