Last updated: 17:28, November 19, 2008
Bristol City news
The Robins were formed in 1897 when Bristol South End turned professional and changed its name to Bristol City.
In 1907 they finished runners-up in Football League Division One, which is their highest-ever final position while they were FA Cup runners-up in 1909.
Gary Johnson took over in 2005 and clinched promotion to the Championship a year later, but they missed out on a Premiership place when they lost the play-off final to Hull in May 2008.
Wilson 'thrilled' at new deal
Teenage defender James Wilson says he is "thrilled" to have signed a new four-year contract with Bristol City.
Cumbrians snub for City striker
Jennison Myrie-Williams has returned to Bristol City after Carlisle chose not to extend his loan spell at Brunton Park.
McCombe verdict for Robins
Bristol City boss Gary Johnson has expressed his relief after defender Jamie McCombe escaped another serious facial injury.
Johnson's Forest warning
Boss Gary Johnson insists Bristol City must do more than just turn up to beat struggling Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
Robins mull over selection posers
Gary Johnson admits he is considering putting Jamie McAllister and Louis Carey back in the squad for the clash with Nottingham Forest.
Boss suggests loan option
Robins boss Gary Johnson is pondering whether to send Steve Brooker out on loan as the striker bids to regain match sharpness.
Brooker and Carey on way back
Steve Brooker and Louis Carey made their Bristol City returns in the reserves' 6-1 drubbing of Salisbury City on Tuesday.
Christmas target for Robins
Bristol City boss Gary Johnson has set his side the target of making the top six by Christmas in order to mount another promotion push.
Robins welcome Williams back
Bristol City midfielder Gavin Williams is back for the clash with Southampton after a calf injury but Stern John is ineligible.
Johnson makes fringe promise
Gary Johnson has opened the door for his City fringe players to get a run of games as he plans changes for the trip to Southampton.
Stadium plans on track despite loss
Bristol City say their new stadium plans are on track despite the club reporting an operating loss of just under £2m for last season.
Johnson demands united front
Gary Johnson has warned that more dissent from the stands could have a detrimental impact on his Bristol City players.
Robins boss to fire up stars
Gary Johnson will make training tough for his City players this week as he aims to fire them up for the clash with Southampton.
Finishing touch eludes Johnson
Gary Johnson has challenged his Bristol City players to be more ruthless ahead of Saturday's visit to Ashton Gate of rivals Reading.
Johnson wants to keep strikers
Bristol City boss Gary Johnson says he does not want any of his six strikers to leave as they will be needed over the coming months.
