Bristol City has appointed Neil Banfield as their new assistant manager, following his successful tenure at Stevenage, where he contributed to the club’s highest-ever league finish of sixth. The 64-year-old brings extensive experience from a 21-year stint at Arsenal and time at Charlton, QPR, and Rangers. Banfield will join Michael Skubula’s coaching staff, enhancing their focus on developing young talent. Sporting director James Ellis praised his winning mentality and ability to connect with players.
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