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Facts & Figures



Founded: 1894

Nickname: The Robins

Ground: Ashton Gate (21,497)

Manager : Keith Millen


Selected Honours



First Division: Runners Up – 1906-07

Second Division: Champions – 1905-06

Third Division South: Champions – 1922-23, 1926-27, 1954-55
Football League One: Runners Up – 2006-07

FA Cup: Runners Up – 1909
Welsh Cup: Winners – 1934
Football League Trophy: Winners – 1985-86, 2002-03

Club Records



Record Attendance: 43,335 v Preston North End (February 15, 1935)

Record victory: 9-0 v Aldershot (December 28, 1946)

Record defeat: 0-9 v Coventry City (April 26, 1934)

Record Buy: £2,250,000 – Nicky Maynard from Crewe Alexandra

Record Sale: £3,500,000 – Ade Akinbiyi to Wolverhampton Wanderers

Record Appearances: John Atyeo – 645 – 1951-1966

Record Goals: John Atyeo – 314 – 1951-1966


Squad


Goalkeepers:
1. David James
12. Dean Gerken
13. Stephen Henderson
(On loan to Yeovil)

Defenders:
2. Nicky Hunt
3. Jamie McAllister
4. Liam Fontaine
5. Damion Stewart
6. Louis Carey
18. James Wilson
19. Christian Ribeiro
22. Lewin Nyatanga
23. Joe Edwards
(On loan to Bath City)
25. Danny Ball
28. Tom Williams
36. Steven Caulker

Midfielders:
7. Marvin Elliot
8. Lee Johnson
14. Cole Skuse
15. Gavin Williams
(On loan to Yeovil)
17. Ivan Sproule
20. Jamal Campbell-Ryce
21. Kalifa Cisse
26. Joe Lennox
27. Albert Adomah
29. Patrick Hoban
31. Jimmy Keohane
35. Danny Rose
(On loan from Spurs)

Strikers:
9. David Clarkson
10. Nicky Maynard
11. Danny Haynes
16. John Akine
(On loan to Bristol Rovers)
24. Marlon Jackson
(On loan to Aldershot)
30. Jonathan Stead
33. Sam Vokes
(On loan from Wolves)
34. Brett Pittman

Key Players:

Marvin Elliot: The tireless centre-midfielder signed from Millwall in 2007 for an undisclosed compensation fee. Elliot made 144 appearances for The Lions scoring 3 goals. A player described as a traditional box-to box midfielder with exceptional stamina, Elliot can dominate the midfield battle using his physicality and high work-rate. Since signing for the Robins, Elliot has made 134 appearances in all competitions scoring 12 goals.

Jon Stead: A player that loves to score against the R`s, Stead has scored 3 in his last 3 games against QPR. The nomadic Stead started his career at Huddersfield and gained a reputation as a highly promising youngster after scoring 24 goals 75 games for the Terriers. His impressive form in 2003-04 earned him a move to Premier League side Blackburn Rovers. He made 42 appearances for Rovers scoring 8 goals. After failing to hold down a first team place he was transferred to Sunderland for £1.8 million. He only scored twice for Sunderland in 35 games. During his time with the Black Cats he went out on loan to Derby scoring 3 times in 17 outings. Neil Warnock signed Stead at Sheffield United for a fee believed to be £750,000. Stead scored 8 times in 39 games before moving on loan and then later on a permanent to Ipswich. At Ipswich he scored 18 times in 63 games before again moving out on loan this time to Coventry. This summer Stead signed for Bristol City and made his debut against former club Ipswich.

Last Five Fixtures



Win: 1-0 v Reading (h)
Loss: 2-3 v Cardiff City (a)
Loss: 0-3 v Norwich (h)
Loss: 1-3 v Portsmouth (a)
Draw: 0-0 v Burnley (a)

Last Five Fixtures v QPR



QPR 2-1 Bristol City on 26th Dec 09
Bristol City 1-0 QPR on 18th Aug 09
QPR 2-1 Bristol City on 21st March 09
Bristol City 1-1 QPR on 30th Aug 08
QPR 3-0 Bristol City on 2nd Feb 08


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