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- Max Bird, Cam Pring, Rob Atkinson and Luke McNally: Bristol City's end-of-season injury list
- Ipswich should plot move for Bristol City loan star - It makes perfect sense
- Every word Roy Hodgson said in last press conference on Bristol City's future, Radek Vitek and more
- Bristol City legends among those lining up for Robins in Talk Club Cup clash with Bristol Rovers
- Bristol City season of change ends with different uncertainty as ambition conversation continues
- Bristol City a 'sideways move'? Portsmouth reaction given to John Mousinho situation
- Vote for City Women Player of the Month
- Talk Club Cup: All Star Squads Confirmed
- Millwall visit and Stevenage trip: When and where Bristol City's loanees are in play-off action
- Robins Lotto winners (Week 5, 2026)
- Roy Hodgson details post-season plan as meeting with Bristol City CEO Charlie Boss set for today
- City fan ready to take on Bristol Half Marathon for Foundation
- Bristol City next manager odds: Promotion winner, Steven Gerrard and Pompey boss among favourites
- Charlotte Healy eager to 'move the needle again' as Bristol City Women hit targets on final day
- Vote for Academy Goal of the Month
- Bristol City moments missed, Roy Hodgson's message and Delano Burgzorg's good day in Stoke win
- 2026/27 Season Ticket renewals now open!
- 'I will miss you all' - Bristol City favourite pens message after end of loan spell with Robins
- Sheffield United forward exit confirmed - Cardiff, Bristol City & Stoke should be eyeing up swoops
- Neto Borges and Delano Burgzorg send farewell messages as Bristol City loan spells end
- Thank you Radek Vitek and Roy Hodgson, now Bristol City face massive summer after familiar finish
- Burnley will be tempted to reunite Steven Gerrard with Rangers favourite Ryan Kent
- 2025/26 Award winners announced
- Fan Gallery: Fan Village Festival
- Fan Gallery: Stoke City (H)
- Sheffield United 0-4 Bristol City | Highlights
- Bristol City manager search news: John Mousinho update, Russell Martin, Steven Gerrard twist
- Bristol City verdict: Robins' work truly begins now as Hodgson hiatus ends amid other goodbyes
- ‘We’ve made real progress’ – Healy
- ‘I have no words it’s just unreal’ – Lloyd-Smith
- Bristol City player ratings vs Stoke: Dickie and Borges impress as Burgzorg and Bell secure win
- Roy Hodgson 'couldn't be happier' after Stoke win as interim boss assesses Bristol City spell
- Bristol City end season and Roy Hodgson's interim tenure with final-day win over Stoke City
- Bristol City 2-0 Stoke City recap: Reaction as Bell and Burgzorg secure win for Hodgson's Reds
- Bristol City predicted team vs Stoke: Hodgson to reshuffle with Pring absent for final-day clash
- Roy Hodgson on 'heartening' Bristol City reaction, Charlie Boss meeting and Steven Gerrard links
- Radek Vitek answers questions around Man United future ahead of final game of Bristol City loan
- Bristol City may face key John Mousinho stumbling block in Portsmouth boss pursuit
- New Burnley manager update hands Bristol City big Steven Gerrard boost
- The top 25 best EFL Championship players this season according to data
- How Frank Lampard has impacted Steven Gerrard’s return to management
- Portsmouth FC: John Mousinho breaks silence on Bristol City exit talk
- Steven Gerrard backed to snub Bristol City to land Burnley job as talks progress
Bristol City – Interesting Facts
When were Bristol City founded?
Bristol City Football Club was founded in 1894 as Bristol South End, playing at St. John’s Lane. The club adopted the name Bristol City in 1897 after turning professional.
What were they previously named?
Original Name: Bristol South End (1894–1897).
Current Name: Bristol City (since 1897).
Merger: In 1900, the club merged with local side Bedminster F.C. (originally founded as Southville in 1887).
Who are their local rivals?
What nicknames have they had?
Commonly referred to as The Robins (due to their red and white kits) or The Reds.
What home stadiums names have they had?
St John’s Lane (1900–1904): Used when the club was formed by a merger between Bristol South End and Bedminster FC.
Ashton Gate (1904–present): The club’s permanent home, which underwent a major £50m redevelopment in 2016 to reach a 27,000 capacity.
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