Bristol City manager Liam Manning expressed his gratitude for the overwhelming support he and his family have received following the tragic loss of his baby son, Theo. Manning, who has been on leave since Theo’s passing earlier this month, was touched by the messages of support from the football world. Players wore black armbands during the England Under-21s’ match against Azerbaijan, and tributes were paid during Bristol City’s emotional game against Middlesbrough.
Manning acknowledged the outpouring of support from Bristol City fans and the wider football community, stating that it has been a source of comfort during this difficult time. He mentioned that he will be present at Ashton Gate for the upcoming game against Leeds and is looking forward to seeing the fans. Manning also expressed his appreciation for the club’s owners, technical director, assistant coach Chris Hogg, and the entire staff at Bristol City for their support.
He emphasized the importance of cherishing life and making the most of the time we have, urging everyone to enjoy the good times and stick together during tough times. Manning concluded his statement by thanking everyone from the bottom of his heart for their support and kindness during this challenging period.
