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Bristol City boss Liam Manning hits out at early start and late finish

Bristol City boss Liam Manning was critical of having a 12.30pm kick-off time after playing fixtures last Sunday and on Wednesday night.

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 February 2025

BLAST: Manning

Bristol City boss Liam Manning was critical of having a 12.30pm kick-off time after playing fixtures last Sunday and on Wednesday night.
Manning said: “We’re hugely frustrated.
“I feel for the lads a little bit because they left it all out there.
“The schedule we’ve faced has been ridiculous.
Frustrated
“It becomes neglectful on the players when you cram in so many games.
“I’m frustrated and really disappointed to concede so late.
“The lads were quite honest as to why, the difference away from home in the way we manage the game.
“We were relatively comfortable but the one ti...

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