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ROBINS SEEK TO PROVIDE NEW RAIL SEATING

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Ben Pound
BRISTOL CITY have revealed plans to install rail seating in sections of the club’s Ashton Gate stadium in time for next season.
The Championship club have made the move in response to fans expressing the wish to stand at games rather than sit.
A Robins statement read: “The club recognises that a number of supporters wish to stand at games and the dedicated rail/barrier area proposed in blocks S25, S26 and S27 aims to enhance the matchday experience, while ensuring fans’ safety is paramount at all times.
“The plans would have an impact on som...

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