Bristol City News

City are reported to have made three attempts to prise Flint away from the County Ground the last believed to be in the region of 300,000 but Swindon are understood to be holding out for a higher fee for one of their star playing assets.

Bristol City's hopes of earning promotion back to the Championship at the first time of asking have been boosted by the signing of Arsenal youngster Jordan Wynter.

Yeovil captain Jamie McAllister has spoken of his pride at taking the Glovers into the Championship for the first time.

Brentford V Yeovil - view commentary, squad, and statistics of the game live. Johnson calls for total commitment Yeovil boss Gary Johnson has been "brainwashing" his players to get their mindset right ahead of the npower League One play-off final against Brentford on Sunday.

FORMER Bristol City player Joe Edwards believes his impending Wembley appearance has justified a "difficult" decision to leave Ashton Gate.

The Bristolian called time on a 17-year career at Ashton Gate following City's relegation to League One and will join Mick McCarthy's side on July 1 after signing a three-year deal.

Cole Skuse has agreed a three-year deal and will join the club for pre-season training.

BRISTOL City have been left without a goalkeeper on their books after Tom Heaton turned down a deal to stay at Ashton Gate.

Tong pounced to add to earlier goals from Neikell Plummer and Kye Simpson as Beaufort secured a 3-3 draw with second-placed Lebeq Tavern to claim the silverware by a margin of three points.

Both are out of contract this summer and are set to leave as free agents following the club's relegation to League One.

Bristol City head coach Sean O'Driscoll insists the club's emerging players will have to stand up and be counted next season.

BRISTOL celebrities and footballers fought it out on the football pitch to raise about 20,000 for a local children's charity.

Out of contract at the end of June, the Bristolian has given no indication he will sign a new deal and could leave as a free agent.

BRISTOL City supporters made the trek to south London to witness the end of an era and were instead afforded an unexpected glimpse into the future.

It came as no surprise that a City line-up showing six changes and including youngsters Bobby Read and Joe Bryan needed time to settle and it was Charlton who produced the more coherent football during the opening exchanges.

Head coach Sean O'Driscoll gave Bristol City fans a glimpse of the future as he made six changes to his starting line-up against Charlton Athletic in today's lunch-time kick-off at The Valley.

Steven Davies and Cole Skuse of Bristol City FC with Winterbourne International Academy Year 10 players during their visit GSR417H13 A GROUP of Year 10 boys have made history by becoming the first team from The Ridings High School and Winterbourne International Academy to reach the final of the elite schools competition.

Having suffered defeat at Wembley with Bristol City, captain Jamie McAllister knows all about the pitfalls of the playoffs.

BRISTOL City head coach Sean O'Driscoll is ready to give youth a chance in the final game of the npower Championship season at Charlton this weekend.

LOUIS Carey believes Bristol City has to rediscover its true identity before the club can return to the second tier of English football.