Bristol City: June 2008 - news archive

Bristol City have lined up two games against minnows during their pre-season training camp in Portugal between July 15-20.

Gavin Williams believes he can play his best football under Bristol City's Gary Johnson after completing his switch from Ipswich Town.

Bristol City have agreed a fee with Championship rivals Ipswich for the services of Wales international midfielder Gavin Williams.

Bristol City have been told raising their rejected £750,000 offer for Nottingham Forest striker Nathan Tyson would be a waste of time.

Bristol City have given Egyptian club Al-Ahly a week to decide over Emad Meteb's proposed move to Ashton Gate.

Crystal Palace have agreed a fee with Bristol City for Nick Carle but Eagles boss Neil Warnock also has a back-up target in mind.

Bristol City manager Gary Johnson has warned Middlesbrough that midfielder Marvin Elliott is not for sale.

Gary Johnson has admitted that no offers have come in for any of his Bristol City players since the end of the season.

Cheltenham have completed the signing of Bristol City midfielder Alex Russell on a two-year deal.

Bristol City today refused to confirm reports suggesting they had made an offer for Egypt striker Emad Meteb.

Bristol City captain Louis Carey does not think there will be a hangover from the play-off final defeat at the start of the new season.

Bristol City boss Gary Johnson is looking forward to locking horns with Peterborough counterpart Darren Ferguson in the Carling Cup.

Gary Johnson has assured Bristol City fans that his search for new players has gone global thanks to his world-wide contacts.

Gary Johnson insists Bristol City have not received an official approach from Everton for Wales Under-21 starlet Christian Ribeiro.

Bristol City manager Gary Johnson has narrowed down his transfer wish list to just 'two or three' new names

Bristol City boss Gary Johnson has denied any interest in transfer-listed Wolves striker Freddy Eastwood.

Bristol City are confident Scott Murray will choose to reject the interest of other clubs and extend his stay at Ashton Gate.

Gary Johnson has pledged his future to Bristol City and says he wants to guide the club into the Premiership.

Bristol City boss Gary Johnson admits it is by no means certain Chris Weale will sign his new deal at Ashton Gate.

Bristol City boss Gary Johnson has confirmed he is on board for the long haul - days after chairman Steve Lansdown's similar claim.