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FROM THE 

Editor 

After the disappointing trip to St Andrew’s, a big response was needed 

for the midweek visit of Preston North End. Thankfully, the three points 

arrived in the form of two big Rob Atkinson headers. 

Those full-time scenes were 

welcome at Ashton Gate, not least 

because a fair few of those in the 

stands would not have seen City 

beat a Preston side, with the last, 

a 2-0 win in January 2021, played 

behind closed doors. 

The result also ended our run of 

five games without a win to set up 

Saturday’s match against Millwall. 

Ahead of it, I caught up with Timm 

Klose to preview this encounter 

against a Millwall side still looking 

for a first win on their travels this 

season. 

Speaking of defenders, Louis Carey 

was back in BS3 on Wednesday 

night to provide analysis on Robins 

TV, so it’s fitting programme guest 

writer Paul Gainey takes a close 

look at our former captain’s career 

in our last Hall of Fame feature on 

page 39. 

Elsewhere, we continue to celebrate 

Black History Month with more 

profiles of past and present City 

stars, plus, with the World Cup 

getting ever closer, Steve Smith 

winds back the clock to the tune of 

Japan and South Korea in 2002. 

And if quizzes are your thing, the 

Robins Lotto event is set to return 

at the end of this month, so find out 

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over on page 41. 

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before then, and here’s hoping 

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Editor: James Crawley 

Contributors: Mike Adams, Scott Davidson, 

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CLUB HONOURS 

CUP 

FA Cup Finalists 1908/09 Semi-Finalists 1919/20 

Football League Cup 

Semi-Finalists 1970/71, 1988/89, 2017/18 

Welsh Cup winners 1933/34 

Associate Members Cup Winners 1985/86, 2002/03, 

2014/15 Finalists 1986/87, 1999/2000 

South Section Finalists 1937/38 

Anglo-Scottish Cup Winners 1977/78, Finalists 1979/80 

LEAGUE 

Division One Runners-Up 1906/07 

Division Two Champions 1905/06, Runners-Up 1975/76 

Championship Play-Off Finalists 2007/08 

Division Three (South) 

Champions 1922/23, 1926/27, 1954/55 

League One Champions 2014/15 

Division Three Runners-Up 1964/65, 1989/90 

League Two Runners-Up 1997/98, 2006/07 

Division Four Promotion (fourth) 1983/84 

Southern League Runners-up 1897/98, 1898/99, 1900/01 

Western League Champions 1897/98 

>2 THE ROBINS MILLWALL 

THE ROBINS MILLWALL >3

Welcome to this Saturday’s fixture 

against Millwall. 

We hope you will get to celebrate a positive result, 

much like we did on Wednesday night against a 

Preston side who were hard to break down and had 

only lost and conceded once away from home in the 

Championship up to that point. 

Whether you were at the ground, followed on social 

media, Robins TV or local radio, thank you for 

supporting the team. We played well overall and 

it was the response we needed after the result at 

Birmingham. 

We showed what we’re capable of doing but we 

need to be consistent. We do not want to be in the 

position of needing to show a response and, if we 

are going to make strides this season, then the 

performances need to be right up there, first and 

foremost, week in, week out. 

It was a good result on the night and now we need 

to find a way of doing the same again against 

Millwall and for the rest of the season. 

This is a squad game and we made four changes 

on Wednesday night. It was about those lads taking 

their chance and as I’ve said before, everyone has 

to be ready. 

NIGEL 

Pearson 

Millwall is the next challenge and we look forward 

to welcoming Gary Rowett and his staff, players and 

supporters here. Even though they have not won 

away from home, Millwall have picked up points in 

their last two games and their experience makes 

them as much of a threat as anyone in this division, 

so we have to be ready from the off. 

We started against Preston with a really positive 

intent – we need to repeat that intensity on 

Saturday. 

Enjoy the game. 

Cheers, 

Nige. 



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INTERVIEW 

Timm Klose 

Timm Klose helped his side to three points on what was his first league 

start of the campaign on Wednesday night against Preston North End. 

The defender has been patient for 

playtime this season due to injury 

and other personal circumstances 

but he returned to the starting 

XI which put an end to the club’s 

unwanted run of disappointing 

results. 

Klose, who saw his defensive 

partner Rob Atkinson head in the 

vital goals in BS3, was pleased 

with the club’s outcome, especially 

after the manner of the 3-0 loss at 

Birmingham City a week ago. 

“I didn’t play at Birmingham City but 

from the outside looking in, we just 

conceded from three set pieces and 

that’s hard to accept. 

“Wherever you lose, if it’s a score like 

3-0 you want to respond in the next 

game and we did that this week. 

“It shows we have character and I 

think against Preston at 1-1 maybe 

we would have gone on to lose 

the game in the past. This time we 

scored the winner and that’s positive. 

I THINK WE SHOWED A POSITIVE 

SPIRIT AND THAT’S WHY WE WERE 

ABLE TO GET THE WIN [V PRESTON] IN 

THE END. 

Speaking the day after the Preston 

result, Klose said: “We showed we 

were able to respond after that 

Birmingham game. We started 

well, we played well as a team. Yes 

we had to stick together, defend 

together but we did that well. The 

goal we conceded was a bit unlucky 

but big Rob helped us out. 

“I think we showed a positive spirit 

and that’s why we were able to get 

the win in the end. 

“We were five games without a win 

so to win it late against Preston, 

gives us confidence going into this 

next game against Millwall.” 

Klose has played the Lions three 

times in his career, winning each 

encounter while with Norwich City. 

“I didn’t know that until now,” he 

admitted. “I’m not superstitious but 

it’s always nice to hear a positive 

statistic, I like that one.” 



Quick 

Fire 

2022/23 STATS 

APPEARANCES 

7 

MINS PLAYED 

242 

INTERCEPTIONS 

5 

Hobby outside of football: 

Golf 

Favourite defender all-time: 

Paolo Maldini 

Reporting for duty - Klose back on the training pitches at the Robins High Performance Centre 

SQUAD NUMBER 

25 

Date of birth: May 9th 1988 

Birthplace: Frankfurt 

Position: Centre-back 

Joined: January 2022 

CLEARANCES 

17 

PASSES 

MADE 

111 

BEST OPTA 

RATING 

7.65 

v PRESTON (H) 

CLEAN 

SHEETS 

2 

AVG. 2022/23 

OPTA RATING 

6.45 

PASS 

SUCCESS RATE 

72.4% 

Swiss cheese 

or cheddar cheese? 

Swiss, of course 

First football shirt owned? 

FC Basel 

Favourite biscuit? 

Oreo 

What crisp flavour 

best describes you? 

Truffle 

Tea or coffee? 

Tea 

Last thing you watched? 

Gordon Ramsey: Unchartered 

Favourite film? 

Meet Joe Black 

Popcorn sweet or salted? 

Sweet 

Here’s hoping Klose’s personal 

form against the Lions rings true 

on Saturday, three years after he 

last faced them as a Canaries 

player. 

“It will be another difficult game 

again,” said the centre-back, 

looking forward to the next test. 

“They are always a tough nut to 

crack and I expect the same again. 

“They are always tough to play 

against, we will have to work 

hard. It definitely won’t be easy, 

we will need to give 100% and I’m 

looking forward to these types 

of challenges. If we can take 

something from it then that can 

help us, so I’m looking forward to 

the game very much.” 

Klose, now 34, was also asked 

about his reasoning for extending 

his stay in BS3. The experienced 

defender penned a new one-year 

contract in the summer, with the 

option of a further 12 months, 

following his short-term deal in the 

second half of last season. 

Klose explained: “I enjoyed my 

time here last season, my family 

were happy here and that’s the 

big thing. The rest, well the talks 

with Nigel Pearson were always 

positive and I got a warm feeling 

from the club. 

“Everything was positive, I was on 

board with what they wanted from 

me and in the end it was the right 

decision to stay. 

“Whether I play one year or do two 

we shall see, but my job right now 

is to give my all, we are planning 

big things and we shall see.” 

Speaking of big things, Klose’s 

home nation Switzerland take 

to the world stage next month 

for the Fifa World Cup. The 

Swiss - due to be armed with the 

likes of Yann Sommer (Borussia 

Monchengladbach), Manuel Akanji 

(Manchester City) and Granit 

Xhaka (Arsenal) - face Cameroon, 

Serbia and the world’s best ranked 

country Brazil in the group stage. 

Klose does, however, expect 

big things from Serbia striker 

Aleksander Mitrovic, who has 

CAREER PATH 

NUREMBERG 

2009-2010 

THUN 

2010-2011 

NUREMBERG 

2011-2013 

WOLFSBURG 

2013-2016 

NORWICH CITY 

2016-2022 

FC BASEL 

2020-2021 

Loan 

followed up his incredible 43 

Championship goals last term with 

10 Premier League goals in the 

current campaign. 

Klose celebrates with his teammates after Rob Atkinson’s first goal against Preston 

in midweek. 

Looking ahead to the tournament, 

Klose said: “We played Brazil before 

and we did quite well against them. 

It’s definitely the hardest team in 

the group, but if Mitrovic plays as 

well as he does for Fulham, he will 

make it an interesting game against 

their defenders. 

“Not that you can predict anything 

but our quality is very good, there 

are great players to select from. 

It shows there are big things to 

come from Switzerland, we’re on 

the world map of football and 

that’s a big thing for us.” 

Without getting too far ahead of 

ourselves, City have eight games 

to play before then and it all starts 

with Millwall at Ashton Gate on 

Saturday! 



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2022/23Squad 

GOALKEEPER 

MIDFIELDER 

DEFENDER 

FORWARD 

1 

DANIEL 

BENTLEY 

Born: Basildon 

DOB: 13.07.1993 

2022/23 STATS 

2 

KANE 

WILSON 

Born: Birmingham 

DOB: 11.04.2000 

2022/23 STATS 

3 

JAY 

DASILVA 

Born: Luton 

DOB: 22.04.1998 

2022/23 STATS 

10 

ANDY 

KING 

Born: Barnstaple 

DOB: 29.10.1988 

2022/23 STATS 

11 

ANTOINE 

SEMENYO 

Born: Chelsea 

DOB: 07.01.2000 

2022/23 STATS 

12 

MAX 

O’LEARY 

Born: Bath 

DOB: 10.10.1996 

2022/23 STATS 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

CLEAN 

SHEETS 

DISCIPLINE 

15 0 4 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

2 4 1 0 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

14 0 0 0 1 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

4 5 0 0 1 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

2 7 4 0 1 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

CLEAN 

SHEETS 

DISCIPLINE 

1 0 0 0 0 

CAREER STATS (APPS/GOALS) 






BRISTOL CITY 

143 0 

TOTAL 

428 0 

BRISTOL CITY 

6 1 

TOTAL 

163 6 

BRISTOL CITY 

119 2 

TOTAL 

176 2 

BRISTOL CITY 

24 1 

TOTAL 

438 65 

BRISTOL CITY 

107 17 

TOTAL 

149 26 

BRISTOL CITY 

37 0 

TOTAL 

100 0 

4 

KAL 

NAISMITH 

Born: Glasgow 

DOB: 18.02.1992 

2022/23 STATS 

5 

ROB 

ATKINSON 

Born: Chesterfield 

DOB: 13.07.1998 

2022/23 STATS 

6 

MATTY 

JAMES 

Born: Bacup 

DOB: 22.07.1991 

2022/23 STATS 

13 

HARVEY 

WILES-RICHARDS 

Born: Bath 

DOB: 27.05.2002 

2022/23 STATS 

14 

ANDREAS 

WEIMANN 

Born: Vienna 

DOB: 05.08.1991 

2022/23 STATS 

15 

TOMMY 

CONWAY 

Born: Taunton 

DOB: 06.08.2002 

2022/23 STATS 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

14 0 1 2 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

14 0 3 0 3 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

5 2 0 0 1 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

CLEAN 

SHEETS 

DISCIPLINE 

0 0 0 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

16 0 4 4 3 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

12 4 7 3 0 0 


BRISTOL CITY 

14 1 

TOTAL 

381 51 


BRISTOL CITY 

49 5 

TOTAL 

142 8 


BRISTOL CITY 

40 1 

TOTAL 

247 13 


BRISTOL CITY 

0 0 

TOTAL 

0 0 


BRISTOL CITY 

163 47 

TOTAL 

425 89 


BRISTOL CITY 

27 8 

TOTAL 

26 8 

7 

ALEX 

SCOTT 

Born: Guernsey 

DOB: 21.08.2003 

2022/23 STATS 

8 

JOE 

WILLIAMS 

Born: Liverpool 

DOB: 08.12.1996 

2022/23 STATS 

9 

CHRIS 

MARTIN 

Born: Beccles 

DOB: 04.11.88 

2022/23 STATS 

16 

CAMERON 

PRING 

Born: Cheltenham 

DOB: 22.01.1998 

2022/23 STATS 

17 

MARK 

SYKES 

Born: Belfast 

DOB: 04.08.1997 

2022/23 STATS 

18 

AYMAN 

BENAROUS 

Born: Bristol 

DOB: 27.07.2003 

2022/23 STATS 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

13 2 0 2 7 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

7 6 0 1 5 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

4 8 1 0 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

2 1 0 0 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

12 1 0 0 1 1 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

0 0 0 0 0 0 







BRISTOL CITY 

57 4 

TOTAL 

57 4 

BRISTOL CITY 

38 0 

TOTAL 

145 2 

BRISTOL CITY 

88 17 

TOTAL 

586 162 

BRISTOL CITY 

37 0 

TOTAL 

96 1 

BRISTOL CITY 

13 0 

TOTAL 

167 27 

BRISTOL CITY 

12 0 

TOTAL 

12 0 


>16 THE ROBINS MILLWALL THE ROBINS MILLWALL >17 


2022/23Squad 

GOALKEEPER 

MIDFIELDER 

DEFENDER 

FORWARD 

19 

GEORGE 

TANNER 

Born: Blackpool 

DOB: 16.11.1999 

2022/23 STATS 

20 

SAM 

BELL 


DOB: 23.05.2002 

2022/23 STATS 

21 

NAHKI 

WELLS 

Born: Hamilton, Bermuda 

DOB: 01.06.1990 

2022/23 STATS 

26 

ZAK 

VYNER 

Born: Southwark 

DOB: 14.05.1997 

2022/23 STATS 

27 

DYLAN 

KADJI 

Born: Bedord 

DOB: 01.09.2003 

2022/23 STATS 

30 

HAN-NOAH 

MASSENGO 

Born: Villepinte, France 

DOB: 07.07.2001 

2022/23 STATS 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

1 2 0 0 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

0 1 0 1 0 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

12 3 5 4 1 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

15 0 0 2 3 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

1 1 1 0 1 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

DISCIPLINE 

8 4 0 1 2 0 







BRISTOL CITY 

16 1 

TOTAL 

93 4 

BRISTOL CITY 

12 0 

TOTAL 

17 1 

BRISTOL CITY 

115 25 

TOTAL 

469 151 

BRISTOL CITY 

107 2 

TOTAL 

193 4 

BRISTOL CITY 

2 1 

TOTAL 

2 1 

BRISTOL CITY 

110 0 

TOTAL 

116 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

Born: Olomouc, Czech 

DOB: 15.05.1993 

2022/23 STATS 

DISCIPLINE 

0 0 0 0 0 0 

BRISTOL CITY 

146 1 

22 

TOMAS 

KALAS 


TOTAL 

340 4 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 


DOB: 02.06.2002 

2022/23 STATS 

DISCIPLINE 

0 0 0 0 0 0 

BRISTOL CITY 

5 0 

23 

RYLEY 

TOWLER 


TOTAL 

19 0 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

GOALS / 

ASSISTS 

Born: Frankfurt, Ger. 

DOB: 09.05.1988 

2022/23 STATS 

DISCIPLINE 

2 5 0 0 1 0 

BRISTOL CITY 

25 1 

25 

TIMM 

KLOSE 


TOTAL 

347 26 

APPS 

FULL+SUB 

Born: Saint-Étienne, Fr. 

DOB: 23.12.2001 

2022/23 STATS 

CLEAN 

SHEETS 

DISCIPLINE 

0 0 0 0 0 

BRISTOL CITY 

0 0 

31 

STEFAN 

BAJIC 


TOTAL 

53 0 

100 

ACADEMY GRADUATE 

MAX O'LEARY MADE 

HIS FIRST START OF 

THE SEASON IN THE 2-1 

WIN OVER PRESTON IN 

MIDWEEK, PLAYING THE 

FULL 90 MINUTES - IT 

WAS HIS 100TH CAREER 

APPEARANCE 

NIGEL PEARSON 

MANAGER 

Born: Nottingham / DOB: 21.08.1963 

BRISTOL CITY 

N/A 

CAREER STATS 

TOTAL 

564 30 

CURTIS FLEMING 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

Born: Manchester / DOB: 08.10.1968 

BRISTOL CITY 

N/A 

CAREER STATS 

TOTAL 

400 4 

JASON EUELL 

FIRST TEAM COACH 

Born: London / DOB: 06.02.1977 

BRISTOL CITY 

N/A 

CAREER STATS 

TOTAL 

493 98 

PAT MOUNTAIN 

GOALKEEPING COACH 

Born: Pontypridd / DOB: 01.08.1976 

BRISTOL CITY 

N/A 

CAREER STATS 

TOTAL 

8 0 


>18 THE ROBINS MILLWALL THE ROBINS MILLWALL >19 


Head-to-Head 

103 

GAMES 

CITY 37 MILLWALL 34 DRAWN 32 

BEST VICTORY 

CITY 5-0 MILLWALL 

DIVISION TWO 

SATURDAY, MARCH 16TH 1929 

WORST DEFEAT 

MILLWALL 5-3 CITY 

DIVISION THREE (SOUTH) 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH 1950 

2022/23 IN NUMBERS 

GOALS 

FOR 

29 

AGAINST 

24 

7 

TOP SCORER 

TOMMY CONWAY 

R3 v 

LINCOLN 

CITY 

YELLOW 

31 1 

CARDS 

POSITION 

11 TH 

R3 

JAN 2023 

RED 

CARDS 

4 

MOST ASSISTS 

WEIMANN 

WELLS 

GOALS 

FOR 

15 

AGAINST 

18 

4 

TOP SCORER 

ZIAN FLEMMING 

R1 

YELLOW 

23 1 

CARDS 

POSITION 

15 TH 

R3 

JAN 2023 

RED 

CARDS 

4 

MOST ASSISTS 

SCOTT MALONE 

POSSESSION 

48.3 % 

PASSING PERCENTAGE 

72.8 % 

TACKLE SUCCESS 

70.3 % 

AVG. AERIAL DUELS WON 

20.1 

7.06 

BEST AVERAGERATING (OPTA) 

NAHKI WELLS 

POSSESSION 

45.2 % 

PASSING PERCENTAGE 

69.8 % 

TACKLE SUCCESS 

72 % 

AVG. AERIAL DUELS WON 

27.8 

7 

BEST AVERAGERATING (OPTA) 

CHARLIE CRESSWELL 

THE ROBINS SUNDERLAND >19 

LAST FIVE GAMES 

PRESTON NORTH END OCT 12TH H W 2-1 

BIRMINGHAM CITY OCT 8TH A L 0-3 

COVENTRY CITY OCT 4TH H D 0-0 

QPR OCT 1ST H L 1-2 

BURNLEY SEP 17TH A L 1-2 

MIDDLESBROUGH OCT 8TH H W 2-0 

ROTHERHAM OCT 5TH A D 1-1 

BLACKBURN OCT 1ST A L 1-2 

BLACKPOOL SEP 17TH H W 2-1 

QPR SEP 14TH H L 0-2 


THE THE ROBINS MILLWALL >21 >21

CLUB FACTS 

THE OPPOSITION 

Millwall 

THE BOSS 

Gary Rowett 

BORN | MARCH 6TH 1974 

APPOINTED | OCTOBER 2019 

Gary Rowett will be hoping to keep his team within arm’s 

reach of the play-off candidates after narrowly missing out 

last season. The 48-year-old has yet to experience Premier 

League management, he did play in the top flight as a defender 

in a career which spanned between 1991-2007. He amassed 

444 appearances but In 2012 he took up his first managerial 

position at Burton Albion and later returned to previous clubs 

Birmingham City and Derby County. 

LAST TIME WE MET 

3-2 

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CLUB FACTS 

Millwall finished the last campaign six points off the play-offs on 69 points 

as they concluded a fifth successive campaign in the Championship. 

He left the Rams to join Stoke City in May 2018 but his appointment 

there lasted less than a year, and he made the switch to 

Millwall after 29 games in charge. Coincidentally, his first game 

as boss was against the Potters, which Millwall won 2-0. 

Formed: 1885 

Stadium: The Den 

Nickname: The Lions 

Manager: Gary Rowett 

Finish last season: 9th, Championship 

HONOURS 

Highest finish 

10th, First Division 1989 

Second Division Champions 

1988 

Third Division Champions 

1928, 1938, 2001 

Third Division Promoted 

1966, 1976, 1985 

Third Division play-off winners 

2010, 2017 

Fourth Division champions 

1952 

FA Cup finalists 

2004 

Football League Trophy finalists 

1999 

Yet they carry an unwanted 

streak with them into the 2022/23 

campaign, having not won away 

from home since a 1-0 win at 

Reading in March. 

They failed to win in their final six 

away games of the season and 

remain winless on the road this 

time around, as they prepare to 

travel to Ashton Gate on matchday 

15 (D2, L4 away from home in 

22/23), not including a 1-0 defeat 

away at Cambridge United in the 

Carabao Cup back in August. 

There are certainly no complaints 

on their own turf though. Inform 

attacking midfielder Zian 

Flemming struck twice in the 

2-0 win over Middlesbrough last 

weekend, to record a fifth win from 

seven games at the Den. 

Now with a win and draw behind 

them, Millwall’s eyes will be set on 

putting an end to their barren run 

on the road. 

Dutchman Flemming was joined 

by Benik Afobe, whose time at 

Bristol City was ruined by an ACL 

injury in 2019/20, as summer 

signings at The Den. Afobe spent 

last season on loan in South 

London but made a move from 

Stoke City permanent in June. 

As for Flemming, his manager 

Gary Rowett expects big things 

from the club’s record signing who 

replaced Jed Wallace. 

Speaking after his side’s win 

against Boro, Rowett told BBC 

Sport: “I tried to sign him previously 

without any success but thankfully 

we got him this time around. Zian’s 

done it regularly in the Eerste 

Divisie and my expectation is for 

him to at least get into double 

figures this season.” 

STADIUM 

CAPACITY | 20,146 

Millwall’s home The Den on Zampa Road 

sits a quarter of a mile from the Old Den, 

which it replaced in 1993. 

LAST LINE-UP 

v MIDDLESBROUGH | HOME | SAT OCT 8TH | 2-0 

2 

1 

3 

MCNAMARA 4 

LONG 

5 WALLACE 

HUTCHINSON 

COOPER 

8 

23 

MITCHELL 

10 

SAVILLE 

21 

FLEMMING 

14 

VOGLSAMMER 

9 

BUREY 

BRADSHAW 

City started the new year with a bang 

thanks to Andi Weimann’s hat-trick. 

He lifted the ball over Bartosz Białkowski to 

take his tally to double figures before Tom 

Bradshaw’s header found the equaliser. 

Afobe scored a penalty after he was fouled 

by Ryley Towler but City fought back 

through Weimann’s second City hat-trick. 

He burst past his marker to turn Han-Noah 

Massengo’s whipped cross into the top 

corner to make it 2-2, before he smashed 

one home from close range late on. 



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The Dutchman heads to BS3 in fine form with three 

goals in his last four games. Two of those came a 

week ago as his brace helped brush managerless 

Middlesbrough aside 2-0 at the Den. 

Flemming could yet write more of his own headlines, 

and has been backed by his manager to hit double 

figures this season. 

The 24-year-old arrived in West London in the summer 

on a three-year deal from Eredivisie outfit Fortuna 

Sittard for a reported £1.7 million. He made his debut 

on the opening day of the season and scored his first 

goal in a 2-1 win against Blackpool. 

The attacking midfielder began his career in Ajax’s 

Academy, winning the Eerste Divisie with Jong Ajax 

before moving to Dutch side PEC Zwolle, whom he left 

in August 2020. 

He is described as an attack-minded midfielder, who is 

deadly from direct free kicks and a handful in the air. 

SCOTT 

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MALONE 

Malone, 31, is now into his sixth 

season at the Den, including a 

previous stint between May 2012 

- January 2015 and a season-long 

loan spell at the Den in 2020/21 

before his return permanently in 

May 2021. The left-sided defender/ 

midfielder has notched four assists 

so far. 

2022/23 STATS 

OPTA RATING 

MINS PLAYED 

6.94 686 

APPEARANCES 

BENIK 

AFOBE 

GOALS 

10 4 

PASS SUCCESS 

AVE. PASS PER GAME 

68.2% 3.4 

The striker is fondly remembered for 

his efforts in BS3 during an injurystruck 

season in 2019/20. Afobe, 

joined the Lions on loan last season, 

scoring 13 goals in all competitions. 

He returned permanently in the 

summer, and has scored twice more. 

Afobe’s career started at Arsenal 

and has included the likes of Wolves, 

Huddersfield, Reading and Bolton. 



UNDER-21 2022/23 Fixtur 

DATE KO OPPOSITION H/A H-T SCORE RES POS STARTING XI SUBSTITUTES 

Tue Aug 9 2.00 pm Barnsley A 1-2 2-3 W Wiles-Richards Leeson Knight-Lebel Idehen Araoye4 Low Owers (C) Palmer-Houlden Morton4 Backwell 4 Rose4 Casa-Grande Henry4 Z. Bell4 Taylor-Clarke4 Acey4 

Tue Aug 16 1.00 pm HULL CITY H 1-2 4-2 W 3 Wiles-Richards Leeson Knight-Lebel Towler Araoye4 Low Owers Kadji 4 Morton Acey4 Rose4 Boyd Backwell 4 Porton4 Palmer-Houlden 4 James4 

Tue Aug 23 2.00 pm Peterborough United A 0-0 0-2 W 3 Wiles-Richards Z. Bell Wood4 Towler Knight-Lebel Low (C) Owers Taylor-Clarke 4 Morton Backwell 4 Rose4 Boyd Hutton 4 Porton4 Leeson4 Oputeri4 

Tue Aug 30 1.00 pm BIRMINGHAM CITY H 0-0 0-0 D 2 Wiles-Richards Leeson Bamba4 Towler Z. Bell 4 Low (C) Owers Kadji4 Morton Backwell Rose4 Casa-Grande Knight-Lebel4 Porton4 Wood 4 Oputeri4 

Mon Sep 5 12.00 pm Sheiffield Wednesday A 0-0 0-1 W 2 O'Leary Tanner Klose Low (C) Wilson Kadji Taylor-Clarke4 Pring Backwell 4 S.Bell4 Palmer Houlden Casa-Grande Rose4 Porton4 Wood Acey4 

Tue Sep 13 1.00 pm CARDIFF CITY H 4-0 5-0 W 2 Bajic Leeson Owers Wood Z. Bell Low (C) Backwell 4 Kadji 4 S.Bell 4 Palmer Houlden Taylor-Clarke4 Acey4 Duncan Meerholz4 Porton4 Rose4 

Sat Sep 17 3.00 pm Reading A 0-1 0-1 W 1 Bajic Leeson Z. Bell Porton Wood Low (C) Backwell 4 Kadji S.Bell 4 Palmer Houlden Acey4 Boyd Rose 4 Hutton Taylor-Clarke4 Anderson4 

Tue Sep 27 1.00 pm SWANSEA CITY H 1-0 2-1 W 1 Bajic Leeson4 Anderson 4 Knight-Lebel Araoye Low (C) Taylor-Clarke Kadji S.Bell Palmer Houlden Porton4 Boyd Rose 4 Morrison4 Meerholz Acey4 

Mon Oct 3 2.00 pm Millwall A 1-1 1-1 D 1 Bajic Leeson Z. Bell 4 Knight-Lebel Araoye Low (C) Taylor-Clarke Backwell Henry4 Palmer Houlden4 Acey Morison4 Duncan Yeboah4 Owers4 Rose 

Tue Oct 11 1.00 pm Colchester United A 0-0 0-1 W 1 Casa-Grande Leeson Z. Bell4 Knight-Lebel Araoye Low (C) Taylor-Clarke Owers4 Clarke 4 Palmer Houlden Acey4 Morison4 Duncan Yeboah 4 Meerholz4 Rose4 

Tue Oct 18 QPR H 

Fri Oct 21 

Ipswich Town 

Tue Nov 1 CHARLTON ATHLETIC H 

Tue Nov 8 WATFORD H 

Tue Jan 10 Cardiff City A 

Tue Jan 17 IPSWICH TOWN H 

Mon Jan 23 Swansea City A 

Tue Jan 31 

READING 

Tue Feb 14 QPR A 

Tue Feb 21 

COLCHESTER UNITED 

Tue Feb 28 Watford A 

Tue Mar 7 

MILLWALL 

Mon Mar 20 Charlton Athletic A 

Thu Apr 4 SHEFFIELD UNITD H 

Mon Apr 17 Burnley A 

Tue Apr 25 WIGAN ATHLETIC H 

Mon May 1 Crewe Alexandra A 

Tue May 9 COVENTRY CITY H 

UNDER-21S 

HARRY LEESON 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE TABLE - South 

P W D L GD Pts 

CITY U21 10 8 2 0 14 26 

Millwall U21 10 8 1 1 19 25 

Charlton Athletic U21 10 5 2 3 5 17 

Ipswich Town U21 8 5 1 2 6 16 

Reading U21 9 5 0 4 1 15 

Cardiff 2022/23 City U21 APPEARANCES / GOALS 8 5 0 3 -1 15 

Queens Park Rangers U21 8 3 3 2 4 12 

Colchester U21 8 3 1 4 -7 10 

Swansea City U21 8 2 2 4 2 8 

Watford U21 7 0 0 7 -19 0 

2022/23 APPEARANCES / GOALS 

Apps + Sub 

Goals 

Ben Acey 4+3 1 

Taine Anderson 1+1 0 

Raphael Araoye 5 0 

Tommy Backwell 7+1 5 

Stefan Bajic 4 0 

Sol Bamba 1 0 

Sam Bell 4 5 

Zac Bell 6+1 0 

Jose Casa-Grande 1+0 0 

Ewan Clarke 1 0 

Prince Henry 1+1 0 

Callum Hutton 0+1 0 

Duncan Idehen 1 0 

Joseph James 0+1 0 

Dylan Kadji 5 1 

Tim Klose 1 0 

Harry Leeson 8+1 1 

Joe Low 9 0 

Jed Meerholz 0+2 0 

Jamie Knight-Lebel 6+1 1 

Elijah Morison 0+2 0 

James Morton 4 0 

Max O'Leary 1 0 

Josh Owers 6+1 0 

Brandon Oputeri 0+2 0 

Seb Palmer-Houlden 7+1 3 

Joe Porton 1+5 0 

Cameron Pring 1 0 

Marley Rose 4+3 0 

George Tanner 1 0 

Omar Taylor-Clarke 6+1 0 

Ryley Towler 3 1 

Ephrain Yeboah 0+3 1 

Harvey Wiles-Richards 4 0 

Kane Wilson 1 0 

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>26 >26 THE THE ROBINS MILLWALL THE THE ROBINS MILLWALL >27

Academy 

TOP-OF-THE-TABLE 

CLASH 

While the first team face Millwall in the Championship on Saturday afternoon, City’s young guns stretched 

their unbeaten run to nine games with a draw against the Lions’ Under-21s at the Den. 

BRISTOL CITY 

PROGRAMME 

The Robins played the second half 

with 10 men against the fellow 

table-topping Millwall when Tommy 

Backwell was dismissed for a 

second yellow card. But they came 

through after Ben Acey’s goal just 

before the break had levelled the 

scores following Mason Bennett’s 

opener. 

After a 4-0 home win against 

Swansea City the trip to the Den was 

going to be a tougher encounter 

against a team who are pushing 

the Robins hard at the top of the 

Professional Development League 2. 

Joe Low again captained the team 

while Stefan Bajic got his fourth 

outing in red and white. 

The game started cagily, with Zac 

Bell shooting over the bar on his 

return from Wales Under-19 duty. 

Millwall broke the deadlock in the 

25th minute when Bennett slid the 

ball past Bajic. City fought back 

when they capitalised on Millwall 

losing the ball and Acey finished off. 

The Robins lost a man when 

Backwell was shown a second 

yellow card just before the break. 

But with Bajic in fine form to 

deny Nino Adom-Malaki and Tom 

Leahy, City held out. 

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Omar Taylor-Clarke has agreed a 

new two-year deal that will keep 

him in BS3 until June 2025 while 

Ben Acey has put pen to paper on a 

one-year extension until June 2024. 

Newport-born Taylor-Clarke joined 

the club at Under-13 level from 

Cardiff City and signed a new oneyear 

deal in May while Acey joined 

from Guernsey FC this summer 

after a trial at the Robins High 

Performance Centre. 


A MOMENT IN 

Time 

18th February 1974 - Away Changing Room, Elland Road. 

Players from City - then in the Second Division - celebrate an FA Cup Fifth Round 1-0 victory over Don Revies’ 

‘invincible’ Leeds United who had not lost any of their previous 29 home games and were destined to win 

the First Division title by five clear points. Left to right: Merrick, Tainton, Rodgers, Cashley, Collier, Gow, 

Ritchie, Fear, Gillies, Sweeney, Hunt and Drysdale. 



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ATT: 16,807 

3-0 

City were sunk by three set-piece goals on a disappointing afternoon at 

St Andrew’s. 

A first-half double from Auston Trusty - his first inside just three minutes 

- and a second-half goal from Dion Sanderson secured all three points for 

Birmingham City. Changes at the break seemed to make an impact but 

City couldn’t force a way back into the game. Speaking afterwards, Nigel 

Pearson said there was “no defence” for the performance. 

Bentley, Vyner, Atkinson, King, Sykes (Tanner 45), Scott, Massengo (Kadji 

65), Dasilva (Pring 73), Weimann, Conway (Semenyo 45), Wells (Martin 45). 

Subs not used: O’Leary (GK), Klose. 

CITY MATCH STATS 

POSSESSION SHOTS ON/OFF CORNERS 

57.6% 1/2 4 

TACKLES 

AERIALS WON 

16 33 

TOP PERFORMERS 

BEST MATCH RATING MOST SHOTS MOST TACKLES MOST DRIBBLES 

ATKINSON MARTIN SCOTT ATKINSON 

6.9 3 4 2 



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Time 

FLIPPING BRILLIANT 

SEMENYO 

0-3 

Diédhiou , Wells, Semenyo 

DATE: JANUARY 23RD 2021 

COMPETITION: EMIRATES FA CUP ROUND 4 

PLAYED: THE DEN 

CITY LINE-UP: O’LEARY; MARIAPPA, KALAS, MOORE, ROWE; 

SEMENYO (ADELAKUN 76), VYNER (EDWARDS 80), BAKINSON, 

PALMER (HAN-NOAH MASSENGO 75); DIÉDHIOU (MARTIN 76) , 

WELLS (S BELL 87) 

Manager Dean Holden made customary changes for this cup game and 

20 months on some look familiar today. They included keeper Max 

O’Leary and upfront Antoine Semenyo and Nahki Wells. 

It was during the Covid-19 pandemic and the team’s changing area was simply 

chairs spaced out in a gym. Former Robins keeper Frank Fielding and striker 

Matt Smith turned out for the home side. 

The Lions had the larger share of the action early on and O’Leary had to make a 

smart save from Mason Bennett. Kasey Palmer looked to influence the game by 

swapping wings in search of openings. Just after the half-hour mark the Robins 

lost possession leading to a shot from 25 yards, which was saved by O’Leary. 

The game turned on the half-hour when a Robins counter-attack led to Zak 

Vyner slipping the ball through for Famara Diédhiou, who was up-ended by 

Fielding. The referee had no hesitation pointing to the spot and Diédhiou got up 

to convert from the spot. The Robins then played with more freedom though the 

Lions had their moments. Notably, Tom Bradshaw’s header from a corner had to 

be headed off the line by Tommy Rowe. Bennett’s shot then brought out another 

fine save from O’Leary. 

City made an encouraging start to the second half with shots from Palmer and 

Semenyo, who was having a brilliant game. The Lions responded with Alex 

Pearce forcing a finger-tip save from O’Leary, however, fortune then played its 

part when Wells’ free kick hit the wall and deflected into the net with Fielding 

wrong-footed. 

The champagne moment then arrived on 72 minutes as Wells found Semenyo. 

He set off on a direct line for goal through two defenders, leaving them trailing 

and placed the ball across Fielding into the far corner. Breaking away, his 

exuberance boiled over with the perfect back flip. 



FA CONTINENTAL CUP 

FIXTURE REARRANGED 

City Women’s December trip to Lewes for the final FA 

Continental Cup group match has been rearranged to 

Friday, December 16th (7pm). 

Originally scheduled for Sunday, December 18th, 2022, 

the fixture will now take place two days earlier on Friday, 

16th, to avoid a clash with the FIFA World Cup Final with 

the action getting underway at 7pm. 

Lauren Smith’s side got off to the perfect start in this 

season’s FA Continental Cup as they beat Crystal Palace 

4-0 at the Robins High Performance Centre. 

Abi Harrison bagged a first-half brace to put City in the 

driving seat before Chloe Mustaki bundled home from a 

corner to make it 3-0 with 10 minutes to play. 

Emily Syme rounded off a perfect afternoon in BS3 as 

she drilled home a first-time effort from 25 yards. 

BACK FROM 

INTERNATIONAL DUTY 

A number of players have been away on international 

duty in October, such as Chloe Mustaki whose 

Republic of Ireland side beat Abi Harrison’s Scotland 

1-0. Ffion Morgan, Chloe Bull and Liv Clark travelled 

with Wales. 

Elsewhere Naomi Layzell and Elysia Boddy travelled 

with England Under-19s, Tianna Teisar linked up with 

Wales Under-19s and Mari Ward represented England 

Under-17s. 

Their Championship season resumes on Sunday, October 

16th away to Sheffield United (2pm) before a return to the 

Robins High Performance Centre next Sunday, October 

23rd (3pm) v Crystal Palace. Tickets are on sale now. 

HALL OF FAME 

Louis Carey 

PAUL GAINEY LOOKS BACK ON THE CAREER OF CITY GREAT LOUIS CAREY 

Defender Louis Carey is Bristol City’s very own ‘Roy of 

the Rovers’. He watched the club from the terraces as 

a schoolboy and signed his first professional contract 

in 1995. 

Nineteen seasons in the making, Louis Carey went on 

to make 645 City appearances, a league record which is 

unlikely ever to be broken. 

This versatile, quality defender left and joined Peter Reid 

at Coventry after the League One play-off final defeat to 

Brighton in 2004. The outcry from City fans was testament 

to a popular character and it was no surprise that 

he returned six months later where he thrived anew, and 

grew into an inspirational captain. 

Bristol-born Louis started his career at right back but it 

was in the centre of defence that he began to earn plaudits. 

Carey’s compelling combination of pace, spring and 

anticipation made up for a lack of height and his tackling 

was clean and accurate. 

A mainstay in the side since breaking into the first-team 

under Joe Jordan in 1995, Carey won promotion from the 

third tier under John Ward in 1997/98. His eye-catching 

play during the 1998 promotion campaign earned him a 

call up for the Scottish under-21 squad. 

After Danny Wilson arrived at Ashton Gate, Louis barely 

missed a game, making the right-back position his own. 

In 2003/04, no club outside the top flight boasted a 

tighter defence and Carey’s organisational skills were a 

major part of that. 

He also achieved LDV Vans Trophy success with the club 

in 2003, beating Carlisle United 2-0. It helped wipe away 

the memory of a Wembley defeat to Stoke City in the 

same competition three years earlier. He won his second 

promotion with the club in 2006/07 as City finished 

runners-up to Scunthorpe United in League One. 

A year later he was part of Gary Johnson’s side that reached 

the Championship play-off final at Wembley - just a game 

from the Premier League - but City lost 1-0 to Hull City. In 

August 2012 Carey was granted a testimonial against Bristol 

Rovers, a game City won 3-0 at Ashton Gate. 

He left the club at the end of the 2013/14 season but 

he remains a legend at Bristol City, where he scored 15 

goals and was widely admired by all City fans. Following 

City’s 4-1 win against Stevenage in December 2013, he 

was gifted a shirt bearing the words ‘646 record breaker’. 

He was believed to have broken John Atyeo’s appearance 

record by one, however it is now debated that Carey’s 

tally stands even at 645 alongside the former club striker. 

>38 >38 THE THE ROBINS ROBINS MILLWALL 


News 

CITY PLAYERS ATTEND ROBINS 

FOUNDATION QUIZ NIGHT 

Pit your wits against Jay Dasilva, Zak Vyner, Sam 

Bell, Ayman Benarous, Andi Weimann, Joe Williams 

and Andy King. 

After two years the long-anticipated annual Robins Lotto 

Quiz night is back! 

We are delighted to announce that on Tuesday, 

October 25th, the Robins Foundation will be hosting 

the hugely successful Robins Lotto Quiz night hosted 

by the one and only Downsy! 

All funds generated in the evening will go directly towards 

the Foundation and help them continue to change lives in 

the local community. 

The event will take place at Ashton Gate Stadium’s Heineken 

lounge. Doors will open on the evening at 7.00 pm with 

the quiz set to commence at 7:30pm. In addition to the 

quiz, there will be a raffle for your chance to win signed 

Bristol City memorabilia amongst a range of other prizes. 

A bar will be open all evening to provide refreshments. 

Please note that quiz teams should comprise of a 

maximum of six and a minimum of four players. 

Entry for the quiz is FREE for all Robins Lotto members 

and is priced at a nominal fee of £7.50 per person for 

non-members. 

Click here to sign up! >> 

MINI BUS 

DRIVERS 

REQUIRED 

The Robins Foundations is recruiting casual minibus 

drivers to transport its students who are studying on 

the charity’s education programmes. 

Bristol City Robins Foundation minibuses will be 

provided to the driver to use and drivers will be insured 

through the Foundation’s policy. 

The role will involve working during school term time. We 

have driving available three days a week: Tuesday, Wednes- 

day and Thursday. Tuesdays and Thursdays involve a small 

amount of driving over a tw-three hour period. 

Wednesday’s involve fixture driving which could be 

slightly longer. Even if you are only available to do a 

small amount, please still get in touch. 

YOU WILL HAVE: 

• A clean driving license 

• A category D1 license (to drive a minibus) 

Please note that this role requires flexibility, and 

candidates should have a D1 licence if they are to drive 

our minibuses. 

Click here to find out more and apply! >> 



PLAYER 

Profile 

AGE 

20 

POSITION 

GOALKEEPER 

SQUAD NUMBER 

31 

SIGNED 

JULY 2022 

PREVIOUS CLUBS 

FULL APPEARANCES + SUBS | CLEAN SHEETS 

STEFAN 

Bajic 

2007 -2022 2022 

12+0 / 1 15+0 / 2 

DID YOU KNOW? 

Stefan Bajic made his AS Saint Etienne first 

team debut in September 2019 against Metz, 

after joining the Academy as a six-yearold. 

It was a proud moment for the young 

shotstopper - then aged 17 - who became Les 

Verts’ youngest debutant. 



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Atkinson 54, 90 Hughes 82 

ASHTON GATE | WED OCT 12TH 

SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP | ATT: 17,467 

Two headed goals from Rob Atkinson sealed victory against a team 

which had conceded the fewest goals in the EFL. 

City had taken a second-half lead via centre-back Atkinson’s 54th minute 

header, however an 81st minute strike from Andrew Hughes saw the two 

sides level with minimal time on the clock. 

As the final whistle approached Atkinson found the winner as he headed 

home Alex Scott’s corner. 

O’Leary, Vyner, Klose, Atkinson, Sykes (Martin 90), Williams, Scott, Dasilva, 

Weimann, Conway (Wells 86), Semenyo. 

Subs not used: Bentley (GK), Tanner, Pring, King, Kadji. 

CITY MATCH STATS 

POSSESION SHOTS ON/OFF CORNERS 

46.3% 4/4 5 

TACKLES AERIAL DUELS WON 

12 26 

TOP PERFORMERS 

TOP PERFORMER MOST SHOTS MOST TACKLES MOST DRIBBLES 

ATKINSON ATKINSON / SEMENYO KLOSE / ATKINSON / SCOTT SCOTT 

8.8 3 3 3 



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Black History Month 

TO CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH, 

WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE CAREER OF PAST 

AND PRESENT BRISTOL CITY PLAYERS. 

NAHKI WELLS 

LEROY LITA 

MARVIN ELLIOTT 

JAY DASILVA 

POSITION 

FW 

POSITION 

FW 

POSITION 

MF 

POSITION 

LB 

ALL TIME 

APPEARANCES 

469 

ALL TIME 

APPEARANCES 

345 

ALL TIME 

APPEARANCES 

455 

ALL TIME 

APPEARANCES 

176 

ALL CLUBS: 

BERMUDA HOGGES, 

ECCLESHILL UNITED, 

CARLISLE UNITED, 

BRADFORD CITY, 

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN, 

QUEENS PARK RANGERS, 

BRISTOL CITY 

CITY 

APPEARANCES 

115 

CAREER 

GOALS 

151 

ALL CLUBS: 

BRISTOL CITY, 

READING, 

CHARLTON ATHLETIC, 

NORWICH CITY, 

MIDDLESBROUGH, 

SWANSEA CITY, 

BIRMINGHAM CITY, 

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 

CITY 

APPEARANCES 

95 

CAREER 

GOALS 

116 

ALL CLUBS: 

MILLWALL, 

BRISTOL CITY, 

CRAWLEY TOWN, 

WHITEHAWK, 

KINGSTONIAN 

CITY 

APPEARANCES 

263 

CAREER 

GOALS 

38 

ALL CLUBS: 

CHELSEA, 

CHARLTON, 

BRISTOL CITY 

CITY 

APPEARANCES 

119 

CAREER 

GOALS 

2 

Wells left his home country of Bermuda and after a 

period at the Richmond International Academic and 

Soccer Academy in Leeds, he signed professional 

terms at Carlisle United. He made his League One 

debut against Bristol Rovers in January 2011 as the 

Blues romped to a 4-0 victory in Cumbria. 

Wells proved his keen eye for goal, particularly at 

Bradford and Huddersfield Town before a £5million 

switch to Burnley. 

Chances were limited but he soon found his form on 

loan at QPR. Wells was their top scorer despite making 

the switch to Ashton Gate for an undisclosed fee from 

parent club Burnley in January 2020. 

Wells made his debut for the Robins the following day, 

stepping off the bench in a 1-0 win over the side he 

had departed less than 24 hours earlier. 

Lita was a product of the Chelsea youth system but 

left the West London side at the age of 16 before 

heading to the West Country in search of first-team 

football. 

He made his debut in a 2-0 win over Blackpool in 

August 2003 but it took until the 2004/05 season 

before Lita hit his goalscoring-stride in BS3. 

Starting the season with three goals in the first three 

outings of the season, Lita would go on to score 29 

goals in 51 appearances in all competitions, including 

a memorable hat-trick away to Torquay United in a 5-0 

win. 

Reading swooped for the young striker in July 2005 for 

a then club-record £1million fee. He went on to enjoy 

Premier League football as his career developed. 

‘Box to box midfielder’, an ‘enforcer’, ‘tough-tackling’ 

– the plaudits appear endless when Elliott’s name is 

mentioned to fans. 

Elliott made his Lions debut in April 2003 and was even 

used as an emergency right-back in the 2004 FA Cup 

final against Manchester United. 

Elliott signed for City in July 2007 and had a successful 

first season in which he was named in the Professional 

Football Players’ Association Team of the Year alongside 

team-mate Bradley Orr, while he was also the club’s 

Young Player of the Year. 

Between 2011 and 2013 he made nine appearances 

for Jamaica – a spell interrupted by a snapped Achilles 

during a training session in February 2012, which ruled 

him out of the rest of the campaign. He departed BS3 

in 2014. 

The full-back’s youth career was littered with silverware, 

winning the UEFA Youth League twice and lifting the FA 

Youth Cup on three occasions. Dasilva captained England 

Under-21s to Toulon Tournament victory and lifted the 

Euro championship with the Under-19s. 

After two successful loan spells at Charlton Athletic, 

Dasilva arrived in BS3 on loan from Chelsea for the 

2018/19 campaign. A year later, he would sign a 

permanent contract. 

Dasilva’s first professional goal came in November 

2020 as he netted the equaliser in a 2-1 away victory at 

Huddersfield Town, before finding the top corner in the 

dying minutes of last season’s trip to Stoke City. 

The 24-year-old has played in every league game of the 

2022/23 campaign so far. 



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CITY IN 

Cartoons 

WITH CLUB HISTORIAN 

DAVID WOODS 

Today we look at a couple of cartoons from the World War One period. Throughout the majority of this time the 

soccer coverage in the local press, with the exception of the Sports Times, was extremely limited. 

BRISTOL CITY 

PROGRAMME 

FULL PAGE 

ADVERT 

Crompton 60 

Hurley 85 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH 1916 

FRIENDLY 

2-0 4-1 

City faced the sun at the start, but were soon attacking 

with Lord and Neesam doing plenty of criss-cross work. 

In glorious weather it wasn’t until after the interval that 

the deadlock was broken; Crompton lobbing in from 30 

yards. Hurley’s curling centre doubled Rovers advantage. 

Rovers: Grubb; Brown, Panes; H Bryant, Roe, T Bryant; Hurley, 

Crompton, Hyam, Smith, Brooks 

City: Giblett; Treasure, Banfield; Cross, Wedlock, R Williams; Reader, 

Southway, Chapman, Lord, Neesam 

Attendance: 

1,500 

Wilcox 15, Southway 30, 

Chapman 70, Cross 80 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28TH 1916 

Browning 33 

In the pouring rain it was more Bath than Bristol as the 

players began to skid about on a pitch that looked in 

splendid condition. Wilcox raced the opener into the 

net when Wedlock’s long-distance shot cannoned off 

the crossbar. Southway’s difficult angled shot doubled 

City’s advantage. 

City: Martin; R Williams, Banfield; Young, Wedlock, Cross; Reader, 

Southway, Wilcox, Chapman, King 

Bath: Shaw; Mansfield, Burchill; Wakefield, Dando, Pearson; Parfitt, 

Browning, Burley, Whitchurch, White 

Referee: 

R Lethaby (Bristol) 

SAT NOV 19 

3PM KO 

ASHTON GATE 

SUN NOV 20 

3PM KO 

ASHTON GATE 


WHAT DID YOU COLLECT 

FOR THE WORLD CUP 

Grandad? 

CITY FAN STEVE SMITH CONTINUES 

HIS LOOK AT WORLD CUP MEMORABILIA... 

Three CDs, over 3 hours of classical music, booklet to help you understand each piece 

and a mini book on the competition’s history – what isn’t there to like about all of this. 

The author of this 84-page booklet has 

been covering the World Cup since his 

first publication in 1958 and has been 

updated every four years without fail. 

On the reverse of the box set is a full list 

of composers and their masterpieces. 

A World Cup tournament would 

not be complete without the 

obligatory playlist of new 

releases that could be sung 

from the terraces. However, the 

arrival of the studious Swedishborn 

Sven-Goran Eriksson as 

England manager brought about 

a shift in musical listening. 

Whether it was his calm persona 

that portrayed the former Lazio 

manager as one of the game’s 

intellects, coupled to the fact he 

was the first foreign manager to 

take charge of the national team, 

his instant success elevated 

him to unmeasured heights with 

qualification to the big soccer 

show in South Korea/Japan in 

2002; the 

5-1 demolition of Germany on 

their own turf was the major 

highlight and turning point for 

qualification. 

The world of football was no 

stranger to classical music. For 

Italia 90 for instance, the BBC 

chose Nessun Dorma by the 

renowned Italian opera singer 

Luciano Pavarotti, and this was 

The white CD of On the Ball by Ant and Dec contains three different versions, while the 

red cover release features the video of the dynamic duo and their parody of Sven and 

his assistant, Tord Grip. 

an instant hit as it made No.2 

in the British Singles Chart. To 

emphasise this popularity, his 

album The Essential Pavarotti, 

went to the top of the LP charts 

and later in the season I’ll return 

to vinyl recordings. 

There were two more journeys 

of note into this genre for the 

national broadcaster, starting with 

Beethoven’s Symphony No.9 and 

Ode to Joy that was used at both 

Euro 92 and 96, and two years 

later with Pavane by Faure that 

introduced the BBC’s coverage of 

France 98. 

So we come to this triple-CD box 

set; The Sven-Goran Eriksson 

Classical Collection. A total of 

31 classical music composers 

that, we are led to believe, have 

been specially chosen by the 

super Swede himself when he 

wasn’t “Enjoying the company 

of his family and friends, taking 

exercise, keeping fit and healthy, 

relaxing and having a good meal 

in a restaurant.” I guess that just 

leaves listening to music. 

“This collection contains some 

of my absolute favourites, but 

also music that is fairly new to 

me. Music which I have sampled 

to broaden my perspectives and 

discover something new.” 

This type music is not to 

everyone’s taste I know, but there 

are several inclusions within 

these 3 hours that are familiar. 

For example, at the annual 

Remembrance Sunday service, 

the haunting strains of Elgar’s 

Nimrod can be heard. And for 

anyone who’s caught The Last 

Night of the Proms, there is Pomp 

and Circumstance by the same 

composer to give a more uplifting 

mood. 

To accompany these discs, there 

is an 84-page booklet entitled The 

History of the World Cup by Brian 

Glanville to get you in the mood. 

Pity it could not include David 

Beckham’s dramatic last minute 

free-kick against Greece at Old 

Trafford that sent England off to 

the finals played in two countries 

for the first time. 

If this collection didn’t get you 

geared up for the mammoth 

month-long tournament in 2002, 

eventually won by Brazil, there 

is always the official World Cup 

song We’re On The Ball, from the 

same 2002 football festival by Ant 

and Dec to get you moving. 

World Cup and classical music are reunited for France 98 with Pavane, by Faure. 



2022/23Fixtur& Rts 

DATE KO OPPOSITION H/A SCORE RES POS ATT STARTING XI SUBSTITUTES 

Sat Jul 30 3.00 pm Hull City A 2-1 L 19 16,667 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson4 Naismith Vyner Sykes4 James Williams Scott4 Weimann Martin O’Leary Klose4 Tanner Wilson4 Massengo Conway4 Wells 

Sat Aug 06 3.00 pm SUNDERLAND H 2-3 L 23 24,543 Bentley (C) Dasilva4 Atkinson Naismith Vyner4 Sykes 4 Massengo4 Williams Scott Weimann Martin O’Leary Klose4 Tanner Wilson4 King Conway4 Wells4 

Wed Aug 10 7.45 pm Coventry City (R1) A 1-4 W 2,680 Bentley (C) Pring Atkinson Naismith Vyner Wilson4 Massengo King4 Weimann Conway 4 Wells4 O’Leary Towler Tanner4 Kadji Sykes4 Scott4 Martin Bell4 

Sat Aug 13 3.00 pm Wigan Athletic A 1-1 D 23 9,822 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson 4 Naismith Vyner Sykes Williams Scott4 Weimann Conway4 Martin O’Leary Klose4 Tanner Wilson Pring King4 Wells4 

Tue Aug 16 7.45 pm LUTON TOWN H 2-0 W 14 17,329 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson Naismith Vyner Sykes Massengo Scott4 Weimann 4 Conway 4 Wells 4 O’Leary Klose4 Tanner Wilson Williams4 King4 Martin4 

Sun Aug 21 12.00 pm CARDIFF CITY H 2-0 D 7 21,645 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson Naismith Vyner Scott Massengo 4 Williams 4 Weimann Conway 4 Wells4 O’Leary Klose4 Tanner Wilson4 Pring King4 Martin4 

Wed Aug 24 7.45 pm Wycombe Wanderers (R2) A 1-3 W 3,116 Bentley (C) Pring Klose Naismith Tanner Wilson King Kadji 4 Massengo4 Wells4 Martin4 O’Leary Scott4 Conway4 Semenyo 4 James4 Dasilva Atkinson Vyner 

Sat Aug 27 3.00 pm Blackpool A 3-3 D 9 10,804 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson Naismith Vyner Scott 4 Massengo4 Williams Weimann Conway 4 Wells O’Leary Tanner James4 Wilson Semenyo 4 King 4 Martin 

Wed Aug 31 7.45 pm HUDDERSFIELD TOWN H 2-0 W 7 18,569 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson Naismith Vyner Sykes James4 Scott4 Weimann Conway 4 Wells 4 O’Leary Tanner Williams4 Wilson Semenyo 4 Massengo4 Martin4 

Sat Sep 3 3.00 pm Blackburn Rovers A 2-3 W 4 12,502 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson Naismith Vyner Sykes James Scott 4 Weimann Conway 4 Wells 4 O’Leary King Williams4 Wilson Semenyo 4 Massengo 4 Martin 

Wed Sep 14 7.45 pm Norwich City A 3-2 L 7 25,287 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson4 Naismith Vyner Sykes4 James Scott Weimann Conway 4 Wells O’Leary King Williams4 Tanner Semenyo 4 Massengo Martin4 

Sat Sep 17 3.00 pm Burnley A 2-1 L 9 18,779 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson4 Naismith Vyner Sykes James4 Scott 4 Weimann Conway 4 Wells O’Leary King Williams4 Tanner Semenyo4 Massengo 4 Martin4 

Sat Oct 1 3.00 pm QUEENS PARK RANGERS H 1-2 L 12 21,649 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson4 Naismith Vyner Sykes4 Williams 4 Scott Weimann 4 Conway 4 Wells O’Leary King4 Wilson4 Tanner Semenyo4 Massengo 4 Martin4 

Tue Oct 4 7.45 pm COVENTRY CITY H 0-0 D 11 18,129 Bentley (C) Dasilva Atkinson Naismith4 Vyner Sykes Massengo King Weimann Semenyo4 Wells O’Leary Pring Kadji Tanner Conway4 Williams 4 Martin 

Sat Oct 8 3.00 pm Birmingham City A 3-0 L 18 16.807 Bentley (C) Dasilva4 Atkinson King Vyner Sykes4 Massengo4 Scott Weimann Conway 4 Wells4 O’Leary Pring4 Kadji 4 Tanner4 Semenyo4 Martin 4 Klose 

Wed Oct 12 7.45 pm PRESTON NORTH END H 2-1 W 11 17,467 O’Leary Dasilva Atkinson Klose Vyner Sykes4 Williams Scott Weimann (C) Conway 4 Semenyo Bentley Pring Kadji Tanner Martin4 Wells 4 King 

Sat Oct 15 3.00 pm MILLWALL H 

Tue Oct 18 7.45 pm West Bromwich Albion A 

Sat Oct 22 3.00 pm Reading A 

Sat Oct 29 3.00 pm SWANSEA CITY H 

Tue Nov 1 7.45 pm SHEFFIED UNITED H 

Sat Nov 5 3.00 pm Middlesbrough A 

Tue Nov 8 7.45 pm Lincoln CIty (R3) H 

Sat Nov 12 3.00 pm WATFORD H 

Sat Dec 10 3.00 pm Rotherham A 

Sat Dec 17 3.00 pm STOKE CITY H 

Mon Dec 26 3.00 pm WEST BROMWICH ALBION H 

Thu Dec 29 7.45 pm Millwall A 

Sun Jan 1 3.00 pm Coventry City A 

Sat Jan 14 3.00 pm BIRMINGHAM CITY H 

Sat Jan 21 3.00 pm BLACKBURN ROVERS H 

Sat Jan 28 3.00 pm Huddersfield Town A 

Sat Feb 4 3.00pm Preston North End A 

Sat Feb 11 3.00 pm NORWICH CITY H 

Wed Feb 15 7.45 pm WIGAN ATHLETIC H 

Sat Feb 18 3.00 pm Sunderland A 

Sat Feb 25 3.00 pm HULL CITY H 

Sat Mar 3 3.00 pm Cardiff City A 

Sat Mar 11 3.00 pm BLACKPOOL H 

TOP SCORERS - CHAMPIONSHIP 

Wed Mar 15 7.45 pm Luton Town A 

Sat Mar 18 3.00 pm Swansea City A 

Sat Apr 1 3.00 pm READING H 

Fri Apr 7 3.00 pm Stoke City A 

Mon Apr 10 3.00 pm MIDDLESBROUGH H 

Sat Apr 15 3.00 pm Watford A 

Tue Apr 18 7.45 pm Sheffied United A 

Sat Apr 22 3.00 pm ROTHERHAM UNITED H 

Sat Apr 29 3.00 pm BURNLEY H 

Sat May 6 3.00 pm Queens Park Rangers A 

KEY All Matches Sky Bet Championship unless Carabao Cup or FA Cup | Goalscorer | Penalty P | Yellow card | Red card | Substituted 44444 

Goals Assists Played Goals/90 Mins / Goals Total Shots Conversion Accuracy 

Óscar Estupiñán - HULL CITY 8 1 13 0.70 129 24 33% 58% 

Joshua Sargent - NORWICH CITY 7 2 13 0.64 140 26 27% 65% 

Ben Brereton - BLACKBURN ROVERS 7 1 13 0.56 161 28 25% 54% 

Nahki Wells - BRISTOL CITY 6 2 12 0.64 141 22 27% 50% 

Carlton Morris - LUTON TOWN 6 1 13 0.58 155 24 25% 58% 

Chris Willock - QUEENS PARK RANGERS 6 0 9 0.78 115 10 60% 90% 

Ross Stewart - SUNDERLAND 5 3 7 0.71 126 21 24% 62% 

Tommy Conway - BRISTOL CITY 5 2 13 0.64 141 15 33% 67% 

Jay Rodriguez - BURNLEY 5 1 11 0.54 166 17 29% 59% 

Will Keane - WIGAN ATHLETIC 5 1 12 0.45 200 16 31% 44% 

Iliman Ndiaye - SHEFFIELD UNITED 5 1 13 0.45 201 20 25% 45% 

Scott Hogan - BIRMINGHAM CITY 5 1 13 0.40 223 16 31% 75% 

Oliver McBurnie - SHEFFIELD UNITED 5 0 10 0.72 125 20 25% 65% 

>56 >56 THE THE ROBINS MILLWALL THE THE ROBINS MILLWALL >57

Max O’Leary denied Shaun Williams from the penalty 

spot when City met Millwall on April 30th 2019. We 

were 1-0 down but this save proved a turning point 

at the Den, with Jamie Paterson scoring an exquisite 

free kick, before Famara Diédhiou confirmed the 

three points late on. 



MATCHDAY 

Squads 

SAT OCT 15TH | 3PM | ASHTON GATE | SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP 

MANAGER 

NIGEL 

PEARSON 

HOME 

KIT 

VS 

MANAGER 

GARY 

ROWETT 

HOME 

KIT 

1 DAN BENTLEY 1 GEORGE LONG 

2 KANE WILSON 2 DANNY MCNAMARA 

3 JAY DASILVA 3 MURRAY WALLACE 

4 KAL NAISMITH 4 SHAUN HUTCHINSON 

5 ROB ATKINSON 5 JAKE COOPER 

6 MATTY JAMES 6 GEORGE EVANS 

7 ALEX SCOTT 7 BENIK AFOBE 

8 JOE WILLIAMS 8 BILLY MITCHELL 

9 CHRIS MARTIN 9 TOM BRADSHAW 

10 ANDY KING 10 ZIAN FLEMMING 

11 ANTOINE SEMENYO 11 SCOTT MALONE 

12 MAX O’LEARY 14 TYLER BUREY 

13 HARVEY WILES-RICHARDS 15 CHARLIE CRESSWELL 

14 ANDREAS WEIMANN 16 JAMIE SHACKLETON 

15 TOMMY CONWAY 17 CALLUM STYLES 

16 CAMERON PRING 18 RYAN LEONARD 

17 MARK SYKES 20 MASON BENNETT 

18 AYMAN BENAROUS 21 ANDREAS VOGLSAMMER 

19 GEORGE TANNER 23 GEORGE SAVILLE 

20 SAM BELL 25 ISAAC OLAOFE 

21 NAHKI WELLS 27 CONNAL TRUMAN 

22 TOMAS KALAS 33 BARTOSZ BIAŁKOWSKI 

23 RYLEY TOWLER 35 HAYDEN MULLER 

25 TIMM KLOSE 39 GEORGE HONEYMAN 

26 ZAK VYNER 40 BEAST TOPALLOJ 

WEEKEND 

FIXTURES 

Today’s fixtures 

3pm KO unless stated 

Luton Town v QPR, 12.30pm 

Rotherham United v Huddersfield, 12.30pm 

Burnley v Swansea City 

Cardiff City v Coventry City 

Middlesbrough v Blackburn Rovers 

Preston North End v Stoke City 

Reading v West Brom 

Sheffield United v Blackpool 

Sunderland v Wigan Athletic 

Watford v Norwich City, 7.45pm 

Playing tomorrow 

Hull City v Birmingham City 

LEAGUE 

TABLE 

P GD Pts 

Sheffield United 13 11 24 

Norwich City 13 7 24 

QPR 13 6 24 

Burnley 13 8 22 

Reading 13 -3 22 

Swansea City 13 1 21 

Blackburn Rovers 14 0 21 

Preston North End 14 0 19 

Wigan Athletic 13 -2 19 

Luton Town 13 3 18 

Bristol City 14 0 18 

Cardiff City 13 -1 18 

Sunderland 13 4 17 

Watford 13 1 17 

Millwall 13 -2 17 

Birmingham City 13 0 16 

Stoke City 13 -2 16 

Rotherham United 12 1 15 

Blackpool 13 -4 15 

Hull City 13 -13 14 

Middlesbrough 13 -4 13 

West Brom 13 -1 11 

Huddersfield Town 12 -4 11 

Coventry City 10 -6 7 

MATCH REFEREE 

GAVIN WARD 

MATCH OFFICIALS 

ASSISTANT REFEREE ASSISTANT REFEREE 

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BHUPINDER GILL 

FOURTH OFFICIAL 

ANDY WOOLMER 

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Swansea City 

Saturday, October 29th, 12pm 

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