Bristol City

Riled boss Pearson: I might yet walk away

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The LeaguePaper Team
21 August 2022

By Hugo Varley

REF RANT: Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson

Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson has blasted the standard of officiating in the Championship and has admitted he’s become so frustrated by it, he’s considered walking away from the game entirely.
The Robins boss was speaking after his side’s comfortable 2-0 home victory over Luton Town at Ashton Gate.
Despite his side coming out victorious in the match, Pearson was in despondent mood during his post-game press conference, believing Luton midfielder Luke Freeman should have been sent off.
Then, in the second half, City’s Mark ...

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