Bristol City verdict: Early Twine signs prove positive as Robins possess new, improved threat

Basically, 1-1 draws are the most common in this championship, and throughout the whole 90 minutes there were very few draws between the two teams, but in the end Valerian Ismael was more satisfied with the point than Liam Manning.
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But there was really only one such story during the competitive and generally entertaining 90 minutes.
Scott Twine headed home the first of a series of City goals that would underpin the Robins’ success for the rest of 2023.
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Manning has been keen to kill off any hype or expectations, and while Twine’s performance has been far from perfect, it’s clear in several areas what the 24-year-old will bring to this team.
, he had only recently joined the team.
Less than 5 days so far.
City move up one place as a result of the draw, but remain mid-table ahead of what looks to be tough games against Coventry City, Leeds United, Middlesbrough and Southampton, three of whom It has been proven that currently occupies the top 6th place.
The Robins remain inconsistent, both in results and in-match performance, but there appears to be progress, although some glaring weaknesses remain, but the transfer window remains I don’t know if I can deal with it in 10 days.
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Watford Player Ratings: Twine shined on debut and the pull continues He departed in front of Bristol City Bird in hand The punctual whistle caused some acceptance among those present.
Rather than groans and complaints, it was polite applause and sentiment that Robbins probably deserved.
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It was a match that packed a little more of everything, both good and bad.
At least the points they lost after such performances against Norwich City and Millwall in BS3 could have been taken away from this fixture.
Perhaps that alone needs to be announced.
The Robins have been relatively reliable at home since Manning took over.
Ten of the 16 points came at Ashton Gate, and unlike away defeats to Preston North End, Blackburn Rovers and Southampton, there was no big finish.
Considering the balance of the game, the home defeats against Norwich and Millwall were entirely avoidable, mainly due to City’s own mistakes, and should have been at least two points clearer.
Manning fulfilled one of his early aspirations to make City a decent home team.
There are clearly many areas for improvement.
Because a decent player can only progress so far, drawing with an above-average team like Watford.
However, when City currently play in BS3, there is confidence and optimism that something can happen and turn the game around.
For too many seasons, this hope has felt like blind faith, but then eyes are opened again and a solution to this madness is found.
A natural relegation to West Ham was always likely to occur, and the outcome helped to facilitate such a positive process, but here the dynamics were different.
With a 4-1 win at Vicarage Road and Watford being one of the many teams in City’s mid-table group, it was up to them to ask the question.
Perhaps it was appropriate that Rob Dickie should have raised his hand.