Bristol City may be down to a threadbare squad, with injuries decimating a large proportion of the group of players at Nigel Pearson’s disposal, but that wouldn't have been obvious for most who watched Saturday’s 2-0 win over Blackpool.
Barring one terrible miss from visiting striker Jerry Yates, the Robins seemed in complete control against the third low block they’ve encountered in as many games. The difference being this time, they were able to convert that possession dominance into goals and some special strikes at that.
It was Andi Weimann’s first at Ashton Gate since the 3-2 defeat to Sunderland in the opening home game of the campaign and the Austrian admitted there was a sense of relief as he watched his curled effort fly into the top corner.