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Robins shot down by Derby after flying start

BRISTOL City head coach Liam Manning bemoaned the way his side fell away in the second half at Derby.

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 September 2024

BLOW: Liam Manning

BRISTOL City head coach Liam Manning bemoaned the way his side fell away in the second half at Derby.
He said: “I thought first half we started well, arguably could have been ahead before Derby scored. Performance-wise first half, I thought there were some good things, some positive things.
“We created chances, maybe could have been a bit braver with the ball but second half just wasn’t good enough.
“That just wasn’t us, that’s probably the frustrating thing. It felt a little bit second half that we just disconnected and made some crazy decisions. I think it’s one that ...

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