HITC Sport speaks to Bristol City fan Barry Andrews, who has been a supporter for 26 years.
A general view inside Ashton Gate
Q: What have you made of your team’s start to the season?
A: The start to the season was excellent, and for a while I thought we might be pushing for promotion or at least the top six. But we’re a shambles now. Have been since before Christmas.
Q: What are your opinions on your manager?
A: Johnson has to go. Managed to screw up one of the best starts to a Championship season in our history, and bought in a load of useless players. Not good enough.
Bristol City manager Lee Johnson
Q: What are your views on the board?
A: I like Steve Lansdown. He’s got the club in his heart, which is what you want from your owner.
Q: Who is your favourite current player?
A: Aden Flint.
Q: Who is your favourite ever player?
A: Lee Trundle. A true entertainer!
Bristol City’s Lee Trundle
Q: What has been your best memory of the club?
A: Smashing League One last year was fantastic. Some of the best football I’ve seen us play.
Q: What has been your most disappointing moment?
A: Defeat in the play-off final. I can’t watch that Dean Windass goal without welling up!
Hull City’s Dean Windass
Q: What has been your most shocking moment?
A: Relegation from the Championshp.
Q: Describe the best goal you ever saw at your club’s home ground
A: Lee Trundle’s goal in the play-offs. Cracker.
Q: Which ground is your favourite away day?
A: Pride Park stadium (Derby County).
General view at Pride Park
Q: Who do you consider to be the club’s biggest rival and why?
A: Bristol Rovers. Not been helped by signing Matty Taylor!
Bristol City’s new signing Matty Taylor at half time
Q: Who do you feel has been the club’s best and worst summer signing?
A: Best would be Tammy Abraham. Worst would be Engvall. He’s done nothing.
Q: Who is your one player to watch out for this season?
A: Tammy Abraham or Josh Brownhill. Both been very good for us.
Bristol’s Tammy Abraham celebrates his goal
Q: Is there a particular youth player that excites you, and why?
A: Callum O’Dowda is a good prospect. So is Bobby Reid.
Q: Where do you think the club will look to strengthen in the summer?
A: Need a new striker when Tammy goes back to Chelsea.
Q: Finally, what are your aims for this season, and where do you think your club will finish?
A: Staying up.
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Bristol City’s Callum O’ Dowda in action
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