Gary Johnson has described new signing Gavin Williams as "the right player at the right time" for Bristol City. A born entertainer, the flamboyant Welshman is set to renew his working relationship with the manager who gave him his first big break in the game. Williams yesterday completed his £300,000 transfer from Coca-Cola Championship rivals Ipswich Town when signing a two-year contract at Ashton Gate. And delighted boss Johnson insists he has landed a bargain.
Bristol Evening Post

Gavin Williams believes he can play his best football under Bristol City's Gary Johnson after completing his switch from Ipswich Town. The former Yeovil star signed a two-year deal at Ashton Gate after joining for an undisclosed fee - believed to be in the region of £100,000.
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Midfielder Gavin Williams has joined Bristol City from Championship rivals Ipswich for an undisclosed fee. The Wales international has signed a two-year contract at Ashton Gate after passing a medical and agreeing personal terms with last season's play-off finalists.
Sky Sports Online

Bristol City have sealed the signing of Welsh international Gavin Williams from Ipswich Town for an undisclosed fee. The 27-year-old former West Ham midfielder has agreed a two-year contract at Ashton Gate after passing his medical on Friday.
BBC Sport Online

Bristol City boss Gary Johnson believes the opportunity to sign Gavin Williams was "too good to miss" following the Welshman's move to Ashton Gate. Although the fee is officially undisclosed it is understood that Town have recouped the £300,000 they paid West Ham for the midfielder in 2006 and the deal could eventually rise to £400,000 depending on appearances. The move sees Williams link up once again with Johnson after the pair enjoyed success together during their time at Yeovil and the Robins boss believes he has bagged himself a bargain. "I think our supporters will see why I've brought him here pretty soon," said Johnson, who took City to the play-off final last season before losing out to Hull.
MyFootballWriter.com

Leeds have joined Doncaster and Swansea in the race to sign Darren Byfield, who has been handed a free transfer by Bristol City.
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