Bristol City coach wants more goals from all players

Bristol: The head coach of Bristol City, Liam Manning, is calling for more goals from all players, not just the forwards. He believes that the team should not rely solely on a few players to score.

This season, the Robins have only scored more than two goals in a match twice. Nahki Wells and Anis Mehmeti have been the main scorers, netting nine of the team’s 20 league goals.

Manning pointed out that even central defenders should help in scoring. He mentioned that during the game against Burnley, there were many good corner kicks and free-kicks, but the team did not create enough chances from them.

He specifically highlighted players like Rob Dickie, Luke McNally, Zak Vyner, and Jason Knight, who can be a real threat in attack. Manning wants to see more involvement from these players in scoring goals.

Recently, City has struggled, losing three of their last four Championship matches. They are set to play against Plymouth on Saturday, and Manning hopes for a better performance.

Manning stressed that relying on one player to score can lead to problems. If that player is unavailable, the team may struggle. He believes that every player needs to contribute to the scoring efforts.

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