Championship

EVOLVING ROBINS GRATEFUL TO KEITH AND PAUL

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 October 2021

By Matthew Dale

BRISTOL City chief executive Richard Gould thanked Keith Downing and Paul Simpson after the duo left the club by mutual agreement over the past ten days.
The pair were brought in as assistant head coaches to Dean Holden, who was sacked by the Robins in February.
Since then the structure at the club has “evolved” under Nigel Pearson and it was announced the duo would be leaving.
Gould said: “We are very grateful for the contribution Paul and Keith have made.
“They have been professional and hard-working during a period of change. The club has evolved its structure during...

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