The 2014/15 season will forever leave an undeniable mark in the memories of Bristol City fans. Not just because of the silverware and success but because of the way the Robins played over that campaign, with a sense of glorious adventure and excitement.
There is cause and effect here, of course, but that helped grow a connection between players and supporters that is hard to replicate. The gravitas with which that team is held is all the more magnified by the current struggles the team is going through, albeit in a higher division.
One crucial event during that campaign was the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final as City made their way along the M4 to the arch seven years ago today, before beating Walsall 2-0, via goals from Aden Flint and Mark Little. And as means of tribute we thought we'd look at the 18 players involved on the day and what they've been up to since...
