SHEFF WED [A] the verdict ..... onward and upwards

City wrapped his game up well before half time with a 3-goal burst against the troubled Owls.The defence was rarely troubled and City cruised through the second 45 minutes without mishap.This was the perfect start to the 5 game sequence leading up to the next international break.Dave Tovey hosts the debate with guests Mark, Tom & Ant Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DaveP debates City's start to the season, the transfer window and the next 5 games with Dave Tovey and special guest Chris Honor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a rainswept Ashton Gate City and Hull put on a show of attacking football that if repeated every week would only add more to the decent crowds the game enjoys as a whole across the UK.City won 4-2 but the scoreline could easily have been 7-4 as Riis grabbed his first two goals for City and Vitec produced a save on a par with Gordon Banks memorable stop from a Pele header in the 1970 World.There were top performances all over the pitch and from the bench too as City go into the first international break unbeaten in the league after 4 games.DaveP discusses the action with Dave Fevs & Mark Tovey as well as what may or may not happen as the transfer window draws to close. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

City were as good as out of this cup tie as early as the 20th minute when they found themselves 2-0 to the Londoners.They made more of a game if it in the second half but you had he feeling that the home side could have upped the tempo at will and increased their lead had they wanted to.DaveP debates the action with Dave & Mark Tovey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A mixed bag performance: outmuscled early on, took a deserved lead, sat on it as well as missing some good chances, conceded a late equaliser then almost snatched back the points with a Twine free kick special.Derby were poor but after Riis went off injured and Randell was again taken off with 20 minutes remaining any impetus had been lost.DaveP hosts the post match debate with DaveT, Neil Sutton and debut boy Ant Banks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

So typically Bristol City in front of a sun drenched capacity crowd to put in a stuttering performance after last week's opening game success.It was a game of two halves with the visitors stronger in the second period, indeed if they had taken all three points it would not have been an injustice.DaveP debates the action with Neil, Mark and Dave. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Struber made five changes from the side that started at Bramall Lane but that did not weaken City who booked their passage to the 2nd Round with relative ease.Dave Tovey hosts the match review with DaveP & Dave Fevs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

City humiliated the Blades at Bramall Lane as they secured an emphatic 4-1 win that when some way to avenging their play off exit.Twine looked the £4M player we thought we had signed with a brace and an assist whilst McCrorie scored another with Mehmeti on target as well.Vitek was immense in goal and the travelling fans will be looking for this type of away display after many disappointing shows on thew road last term.DaveP debates the game and more with Dave Tovey, Mark Tovey & Paul Hunt Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DaveP discusses City's prospects for the upcoming season with Gary Owers, Paul Binning & Ellie Jones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DaveP is joined by Neil Sutton, Dave Tovey & content creator Tom [Robins Nest] in discussing City's emphatic win against Spanish opponents and rounded off the preseason sequence of games without a goal being conceded.A brace from McCrorie, another from Riis and a first from Adam Randell plus a penalty save from debut keeper Vitek - what was there not to like! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.