What a difference a week makes! Having been left frustrated by Bristol City's defeat to Preston North End, the Robins have lifted the spirits of their supporters by booking their place in the FA Cup fourth round with an impressive win over Watford at Ashton Gate.Dan and Jack are back to reflect on the Reds' cup success and discuss the latest January transfer news in and around Ashton Gate. Sturm Graz's Tomi Horvart has been linked, Struber says he's still searching for a striker and Harry Cornick is one of a handful of players seemingly close to the exit door.Of course, there's still football to be played and with a trip to Oxford on the agenda this weekend, the duo previews Saturday's test at the Kassam Stadium.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

#bristolcity #bristolnews #footballpodcast Happy New Year, Bristol City fans! 2026 is nearly a week old, and already, we’ve seen two new arrivals at Ashton Gate, a five-star win over Portsmouth, and a miserable defeat at the hands of Preston North End. As always, Dan and Jack are here to offer their thoughts on what has been a rollercoaster of a festive period for Gerhard Struber’s boys that has left them sitting 10th in the Championship and two points adrift of the play-off places.The pair also discuss the opening few days of the winter transfer window, the arrival of Sam Morsy and Ranel Young, the return of Sam Bell, and the imminent loan exit of Josh Stokes. On top of that, they try to make sense of the mystery striker signing that City are said to be “very close” to, according to Struber at least.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: ⁠https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

They say a week is a long time in football and it certainly has been for Bristol City. Since Dan and Jack last recorded a podcast, the Robins have beaten both Swansea City and Portsmouth, and also managed to lose to Wrexham in a run of games that has seen the Reds return to the Championship play-off places.Now, with a run of four challenging games leading up to the festive period, Gerhard Struber's side face the challenge of staying there. Ahead of Saturday afternoon's meeting with Millwall, the pair discuss the latest on the fitness of Jason Knight, Harry Cornick, Cam Pring and Josh Stokes, what the Robins' best team looks like currently, as well as Mark Sykes' recent comments around his future in the West Country.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

The final international break of 2025 has been and gone and while there were plenty of fireworks in World Cup qualifying, the real stuff gets back underway this weekend as Bristol City host Swansea City at Ashton Gate in the Championship.As usual, Dan and Jack are together to reflect on what was quite a quiet international break from a red and white perspective, discuss some positive injury news surrounding Jason Knight and Cam Pring from the Robins' camp, and preview what feels like a big week in the story of City's season.The pair also touch on the decision to recall Luke Skinner from his loan spell at Eastleigh, while delving into a host of other topics surrounding the latest news at Ashton Gate.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

Somehow, we’ve hit another international break. Despite October’s interval only feeling like a matter of days ago, Bristol City are once again heading towards a weekend with no Championship football, having entered the break with an impressive point away to Watford. The weekend’s trip to Vicarage Road saw a moment of Scott Twine magic, a rare Fally Mayulu start, two up top, and plenty of other talking points for Dan and Jack to delve into.Away from the playing field, it seems as though there may finally be some light at the end of the injury tunnel for the Robins, with Gerhard Struber seemingly hopeful Jason Knight, Cam Pring, and Neto Borges aren’t too far away from a return. On top of that, Dan and Jack reflect on the latest managerial changes in the division after Liam Manning’s Norwich exit and Swansea City’s Alan Sheehan sacking.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

What a difference a week makes. Just a matter of days on from relishing Bristol City’s three wins on the spin, Dan and Jack are back to reflect on the Robins’ back-to-back defeats at the hands of Stoke City and Blackburn Rovers. The pair discuss a miserably flat night at Ashton Gate, the current injury situation at BS3 with Mark Sykes and Neto Borges taking the absentee list in south Bristol to 10 players, and preview the Reds’ trip to Vicarage Road, where they will face Watford.With so many injuries in the City camp, just what can Gerhard Struber do to get the better of the Hornets? Will we see a change of formation, system, or personnel? We discuss that all ahead of a night under the Hertforshire lights.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

The good times keep coming for Bristol City as Gerhard Struber's side make it three wins on the spin ahead of their trip to Stoke City. Dan and Jack are back again to reflect on the Reds' win over Birmingham City, Struber's unhappiness with the injury situation at Ashton Gate, the return of Emil Riis, what that means for Sinclair Armstrong and Fally Mayulu's state of limbo in BS3.The pair also discuss another academy debut after Olly Thomas took to the field against the Blues and preview what could be a huge week in the story of City's season, starting with the trip to the Bet365 Stadium.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

What a week for Bristol City! After Gerhard Struber's Robins romped to back-to-back wins over both Norwich City and Southampton, Dan and Jack are back to reflect on two of the best showings of the Reds' campaign so far.The pair discuss Scott Twine's cheeky chips, Anis Mehmeti's return to the scoresheet, Leo Pecover's debut in red and white and the re-birth of Sinclair Armstrong after the October international break.They also preview the visit of Birmingham City this weekend, with Chris Davies' side making the trip to Ashton Gate on Saturday afternoon. Who should lead the line? Emil Riis or Sinclair Armstrong.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc

With the international break done and dusted once more, Dan and Jack are back to dissect a busy week off of the field at Ashton Gate. The pair pick out the key talking points from the Robins' fans forum including updates on Zak Vyner and Anis Mehmeti's contracts, takeover speculation and much more.They also reflect on Gerhard Struber's press conference and look ahead to City's reunion with former boss Liam Manning and Norwich City at Carrow Road this weekend.

After a week off, Dan and Jack are back to reflect on a rather frustrating week at Ashton Gate, one in which Bristol City extended their winless run in the Championship to four games to head into the October international break with a sense of frustration surrounding BS3.The pair reflect on the Reds’ draw with Ipswich Town, City’s defeat to Queens Park Rangers, the current injury situation in BS3, and the lack of depth currently available to Gerhard Struber. They also discuss the Reds’ plans for the international break and reflect on the first two months of the season as a whole.Robins on the Wire is a Bristol Live podcast. For more Bristol City news, head to: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc