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Bristol City assistant coach Chris Hogg dedicates victory to Liam Manning

BRISTOL City assistant head coach Chris Hogg reckons his players did manager Liam Manning proud after leaving Middlesbrough’s Riverside Stadium with three points and 2-0 victory.

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 October 2024

Hogg proud as Robins win for their manager

SUPPORT: Liam Manning

BRISTOL City assistant head coach Chris Hogg reckons his players did manager Liam Manning proud after leaving Middlesbrough’s Riverside Stadium with three points and 2-0 victory.
Manning is currently away from the club following the death of his baby son Theo, with Hogg leading the team in his absence.
First-half goals from Anis Mehmeti and Yu Hirakawa ensured the Robins extended their unbeaten run to five matches.
“It has been an emotional week,” said Hogg. “You can see the reaction at the end between the players and sup...

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