There's little doubt that Bristol City's season has been a productive one, making progress both on and off the pitch that has set them up for a play-off challenge next campaign.
It won't live long in the memory with a 14th place finish but there are some notable takes over the last 10 months including the further emergence of City's youngsters, an FA Cup run that ended in memorable fashion against Manchester City, and a clear identity to the style of play.
It didn't come without difficult moments as Nigel Pearson's job hung in the balance around Christmas as City flirted with the bottom three but a run of 12 games undefeated showed the character and resilience instilled in the side.
