Bristol City assistant Curtis Fleming confirms the coaching staff are pulling their hair out at the way the side continue to concede set-pieces - but is adamant work is being done to rectify it.
The Robins' 3-1 defeat away at Blackpool means City have conceded two or more goals in nine consecutive Championship matches. It also threatens to equal an unwanted 60-year record of conceding two or more in 10 straight matches.
Defending set-pieces has been Nigel Pearson's biggest conundrum since Christmas but conceding from crosses, in general, is ensuring City are being forced to score two or more just to salvage a point.
