Robins on the Wire

Episode 78 of our Bristol City podcast Robins On The Wire is the first of a two part special on City transfers as we round-off the 18/19 season.
Host duo Michelle Owen of Sky Sports and local reporter Gregor MacGregor discuss Lloyd Kelly's move to AFC Bournemouth at the weekend, that came around quickly.
Meanwhile our special guest this week gives us some great insight on Bristol City's first confirmed signing of the summer - Robbie Cundy - and Michelle and Gregor talk through who could be next to arrive.
In particular there is discussion of Sammie Szmodics, Kieffer Moore and Championship strikers.
The pair also reveal their highlights from the season just past. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 77 of the Robins On The Wire podcast is a special end-of-season episode as we discuss what has been a good season of improvement for Bristol City with our special guest: assistant head coach Dean Holden.
Holden talks through the season just gone giving insight on how the senior coaching staff at City view things, including the sad departures of Eros Pisano, Frank Fielding and Stefan Marinovic, as well as whether the home game against Derby County was key.
The former Bolton Wanderers defender also discusses the future and heading to the US in July, as well as his relationship with head coach Lee Johnson. How the two became friends and work colleagues, and their relationship is discussed in depth. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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The regular Championship season may be over but our Robins On The Wire podcast continues.
Episode 76 includes the inside line from the draw at Hull City is given, while our hosts Michelle Owen - of Sky Sports - and Gregor MacGregor - of Bristol Live - discuss the three senior players announced as leaving this week: Frank Fielding, Eros Pisano and Stefan Marinovic as we hear from two special guests about the three departing Robins.
Also, with the transfer window about to open the duo discuss the summer ahead and what might happen at Ashton Gate.
The latest transfer gossip and rumours are also given and assessed. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 75 of our Bristol City podcast Robins On The Wire sees our regular hosts Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol Live's Gregor MacGregor rounding up all things Robins from the last seven days, as the duo discuss a fine win at the Den, agonisingly losing to Derby County and the race for sixth place in the league.
The duo preview the forthcoming trip to face Hull and reflect on City's best league finish for 11 years and more progression from the BS3-based outfit. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It's crunch time for the Robins as we preview what could be one of the biggest games in recent history for Bristol City.
Derby County visit BS3 in the final home game of the season - but could there yet be more games to come in the play-offs? Hosts Michelle Owen and Gregor MacGregor discuss.
This week's Robins On The Wire is also a special edition as we go inside the Bristol City academy. Robins reporter Gregor gets special access to three key people behind the scenes, as we hear from head of the academy Gary Probert, assistant head of the academy Gary Davenport and head of academy coaching David Horseman.
The trio give some great anecdotes on City academy graduates past and present as we hear about the processes behind producing some of the exciting young stars coming through in the West Country.
All that and more in Episode 74 of Robins On The Wire! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 73 of our Robins On The Wire podcast sees the defeat at Aston Villa tackled like a scything Tomas Kalas challenge, while our regular hosts Michelle Owen - of Sky Sports - and Gregor MacGregor - of BristolLive - round up everything Robins over the last few days, like MArlon Pack chasing second balls in midfield.
Can City see off Reading and Sheffield Wednesday as they look to consolidate their top six position in the Championship?
What's the latest on the summer transfers front? What's this Max O'Leary fella like and what's the secret to his great goalkeeping of late?
We answer all this and more in the latest Robins On The Wire, which also features the thoughts of assistant head coach Dean Holden and O'Leary himself. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 72 of our Robins On The Wire podcast sees our host duo of Sky Sports Michelle Owen and Bristol Live Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor discuss a tremendous week for the Robins, from beating the Baggies to now facing Villa.
The pair also chew over what went wrong against Wigan Athletic and whether the Robins can now go ona and make the play-offs.
We hear from a Sky Sports pundit, hero of the hour Andi Weimann and also head coach Lee Johnson.
Meanwhile, there is more transfer news regarding City's summer moves. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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This week's Robins On The Wire sees our hosting duo of Gregor MacGregor and Michelle Owen discuss an amazing two wins on the road for the Robins that has seen Lee Johnson's team really grab the play-offs by the short and curlies.
The pair discuss the great wins at Middlesbrough and Sheffield United as we hear from Johnson himself as well as Adam Webster following his match-winning performance on Teeside.
The duo also preview the visits of Wigan and West Brom over the next days as we hear from the City boss ahead of the weekend's game.
There is also some transfer updates with possible incomings mentioned at both ends of the pitch for the Robins, while the decision to go without a substitute goalkeeper is pored over.
There's all this and more in episode 71 of Robins On The Wire. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Finally! Championship football is back at long last, well after 18 days. Episode 70 of our Bristol City podcast Robins On The Wire sees hosts Michelle Owen - of Sky Sports - and local reporter Gregor MacGregor look at City's upcoming trips to Sheffield United and Middlesbrough respectively.
The duo look at what the Robins need to do to make the top six this season.
The pair also talk over the club's newly launched crest and home shirt and hear from several fans on the updated badge.
There is transfer talk and discussion of City's kits going back across the years while we also hear from head coach Lee Johnson ahead of City heading north.
All this, plus England talk, and more awaits in Episode 70 of ROTW. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 69 of our Bristol City podcast Robins On The Wire is an international special as we look ahead to England U21s playing at Ashton Gate this week, and taking over the club's Failand training ground.
We hear from former Robin Tammy Abraham on what it means to return to BS3 and how he views the Championship race with Aston Villa and Bristol City neck and neck in the race for a play-off spot. Meanwhile, we also catch up with City star Lloyd Kelly as he chats about his breakthrough season and playing with the Young Lions.
Finally, England U21s boss Aidy Boothroyd also speaks as regular hosts Michelle Owen and Gregor MacGregor chat about a dismal weekend of Championship results for the Robins and whether the top six in the league is still achievable. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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