Bristol City come from behind against Wrexham, referee verdict and Swansea preview

Bristol City must get sporting director call right as frustration mounts at Ashton Gate

With the final international break of the season upon us, Dan and Jack are back to dissect what has been a rather disappointing few weeks at Bristol City. The pair discuss the Robins' Ashton Gate defeat to West Brom, the scenes of frustration in the stands and Gerhard Struber's comments around the belief of some of those in his squad. On top of that, there is time to debate the impact of the injury situation in BS3 and the upcoming appointment of a new sporting director. Just how important is it that City get this one right? With speculation mounting around Ross McCrorie's future as well, there is debate to be had about the future of some key players.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 [https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc]

Bristol City come from behind against Wrexham, referee verdict and Swansea preview

Having spent last week's episode previewing a trip to Port Vale that never happened, Dan and Jack are back to reflect on some more Bristol City action. They discuss the Robins' dramatic come-from-behind draw with Wrexham at Ashton Gate and debate whether or not the Reds should have had one - if not more - penalty calls go their way.With the Robins' fixture schedule incredibly congested, there is no rest for the wicked as Gerhard Struber's side travel to Swansea City this weekend. Win, and City could well find themselves in the play-off places. Lose, and the Reds may lose ground on the chasing pack. How will Struber set up his side and can City get one over their closest thing to a local rival, this term?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 [https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc]

Bristol City transfer window review, Horvat's first steps and Port Vale preview

Hello Bristol City fans! After a January chaos-induced break, Dan and Jack are back to reflect on what has been a rather busy month or so at Ashton Gate. They reflect on the transfer window, including the departures of Anis Mehmeti and Zak Vyner, as well as the arrivals of Tomi Horvat, Noah Eile and Delano Burgzorg.They also discuss the Robins' impressive win over Hull City, Horvat's bright debut and the mood in and around BS3 with the play-off places now once again within touching distance. Saturday's FA Cup clash with Port Vale is also on the agenda, as is next week's testing meeting with Wrexham. 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 [https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc]

Bristol City linked with Horvart, striker search continues as exit links emerge ahead of Oxford

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 [https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-city-fc]

Bristol City enjoy rollercoaster start to 2026 as Morsy and Young arrive with striker signing on agenda

#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