Robins on the Wire

The January transfer window is here and football clubs are starting to do their business across the world. And regular hosts - Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor and Michelle Owen from Sky Sports - give their considered views on what will happen over the next weeks and the latest rumours regarding the Robins. In particular Gregor gives his opinion on speculation surrounding Lloyd Kelly, and the duo talk over who could be coming to Ashton Gate.
The pair also chew through the fine win at the Bet365 Stadium and the 1-0 ground-out victory in BS3 over Rotherham.
Meanwhile, mascot prices at Ashton Gate and the allegations of bullying levelled against Craig Bellamy are tackled in a wide-ranging podcast.
Oh, and there's a preview of the upcoming Huddersfield Town FA Cup game. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It's here: the Christmas special of our Bristol City podcast Robins On The Wire.
This special festive edition includes extracts from our recent live Robins On The Wire Bristol City quiz and recording as Scott Murray and others spoke, hosted by Sky Sport's Michelle Owen.
Bristol City reporter Gregor discusses the Robins' recent form, while we also hear from head coach Lee Johnson.
The duo also consider the draw against Brentford, the January transfer market, the recent trip to Derby and the upcoming game against Rotherham United at Ashton Gate.
Can City rediscover the winning touch at home and will we see any trading in January
It's all in episode 57 of Robins On The Wire. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 56 of the Robins On The Wire Bristol City podcast is a packed affair as Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor go through the good performance against Norwich City and preview the upcoming trip to face Derby County.
The duo also discuss Callum O'Dowda's future at the club with the winger putting in an impressive performance against the Canaries.
We hear from O'Dowda himself, while Gregor catches up with a Robins legend: this week it's the brilliant 'Jacki' Dziekanowski who visited Ashton Gate at the weekend.
Finally, there's some brief talk on the transfer market before the duo reminisce about one year ago and the match that was arguably Lee Johnson's finest hour as Manchester United were toppled 2-1.
Michelle speaks with broadcasting titan Kelly Cates about that famous Robins win.
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It's a January transfer window special for Episode 55 of our Bristol City podcast Robins On The Wire. Regular hosts Michelle Owen - of Sky Sports - and Gregor MacGregor - Bristol City reporter for Bristol Live/Bristol Post - chew over who might come in and who might leave from the current squad.
There's plenty of speculation while the latest gossip is considered, with the Robins looking to possibly tweak their squad next month, while the pair also discuss the latest news across the Championship, including those clubs in financial trouble who may be looking to sell in January.
Gregor, meanwhile, speaks to Marlon Pack at the Children's Hospice South West as the Robins pay a special Christmas trip to their chosen charity.
We also hear from coach Jamie McAllister ahead of Norwich City visiting and our hosts look back at the win over Birmingham and chat about how City may fare over the festive period.
Finally, there is a call to arms for the LIVE Robins On The Wire event happening on Thursday night with special guests and prizes up for grabs. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It's a very special Robins On The Wire this week as we have a bona fide Robins legend as our very special guest: Brian Tinnion.
This is simply must-listen for Bristol City fans as the former midfielder of more than 500 appearances and manager of a club that he loves so much discusses his career at Ashton Gate, from supplying the passes to Scott Murray to being in the dugout to coming back to help track all of City's loaned-out players.
The ex-Newcastle United man also tells some brilliant stories about growing up with England World Cup star Paul Gascoigne, managing the Robins and bringing through some great players from the academy in his time to losing to Swansea, the resulting heartache and spending time in Spain.
Of course, Brian's current role is also covered, as the future of Bristol City is chewed over, with so many young City players doing really well at their respective loan clubs. The future at Ashton Gate is bright!
Finally, hosts Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor discuss the draw against Millwall and tricky trip to Birmingham next. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 53 of our Robins On The Wire Podcast sees Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol City reporter Gregor cover the Robins' escapades on the road over the last week.
First up the duo tackle the loss at Leeds United and discuss how much of that was attributable to the second half red card for Josh Brownhill, before attention turns to the big win at Portman Road.
Were Ipswich Town unlucky and that crazy nine-minute spell in the second period are dissected, while a crazy press conference with Paul Lambert is examined.
We also hear from starlet Hakeeb Adelakun who has finally made his debut and tells the team what it was like to play up at Leeds United, while there are excerpts from the head coach's press conferences too.
Finally, the pair also look at the forthcoming Millwall match and debate City's fortunes and whether another three points could be heading the way of the Robins, while the latest transfer links concerning City are evaluated too.
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Without doubt this is the funniest episode of our Robins On The Wire podcast we've ever recorded as Bristol City legend and kitman Scott Murray joins Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor.
Scott has the duo in stitches as he explains about sorting the Robins' kit, travelling about with sidekick Phil, almost joining Liverpool, behind the scenes at the Robins, being collared by Ron Atkinson, and signing for a non-League side and not realising that he wouldn't get paid over the summer
The trio discuss all things Bristol City while we also preview the trip to Leeds United at the weekend.
Finally, a forthcoming LIVE Robins On The Wire event is revealed too.
It's all in episode 52 of our Robins On The Wire podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Bristol City put in one of the worst performances of the season last Saturday against Preston North End and our regular duo Michelle Owen - of Sky Sports - and Gregor MacGregor - local Bristol City reporter for BristolLive - discuss the faults, fallout and fortunes of Lee Johnson and the players. The pair also dissect the form across the Championship, take an early look at next opponents Leeds United and chat about the form of the Robins' strikers.
Meanwhile, Gregor has been speaking with Dr Dan Parnell - Senior Lecturer in Sports Business at Manchester Metropolitan University - to talk over the possible effects of Brexit on football, the EFL and Bristol City in particular.
Finally, the two chew over the reported breakaway discussions regarding a Premier League 2 and give an opinion on whether this might happen and be good for the Championship and clubs beyond.
It's all in - and a whole lot more Robins stuff - in Episode 51 of Robins On The Wire. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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We've reached the landmark 50th episode of our Robins On the Wire Bristol City podcast. And to celebrate, regular hosts Michelle Owen, of Sky Sports, and Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor are joined by former Bristol City media officer Adam Baker - for one final time, as the trio explain. After chewing over the loss at Reading, all three talk through the release of the club's financial accounts for the 2017-18 season, the visit of bogey side Preston North End on Saturday and chat about the form of the Robins' forwards.
Finally, the story behind Korey Smith's new contract is revealed and there is mention of what City might do in the January transfer market to further strengthen the squad. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Episode 49 is another packed Bristol City podcast. Hosted by Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor the pair preview the upcoming game at the Madejski Stadium after the disappointing home defeat to Stoke City last weekend.
In particular, the duo discuss was it poor finishing or was it just the brilliance of Jack Butland that stopped the Robins from scoring on Saturday.
And indeed we hear from Jack, who spoke to reporters in the Mixed Zone at Ashton Gate following the defeat on Saturday. There is also audio from the head coach's press conference too.
As well as reviewing the form of the Royals, we also hear from City left-back Jay Dasilva who came on at half-time in Saturday's game and who is starting to show the form he displayed at Charlton previously.
Finally, there is mention of the events at Leicester City and we hear from David Moyes, who gives his opinion on the Robins currently and what it might take to get promoted - a brief excerpt from his exclusive interview with BristolLive last week. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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