Bradley Orr will be fit to play a full part in Bristol City's pre-season programme. Badly injured in last month's Championship play-off final at Wembley, the 25-year-old defender will report back to Ashton Gate along with the rest of his team-mates today. And he is expected to be given the green light to feature in the club's opening pre-season friendly at Forest Green Rovers on Saturday, July 12. Orr suffered a shocking injury when fracturing his cheekbone during the 1-0 Wembley defeat at the hands of Hull City. He was taken straight to hospital and underwent an operation the next day. But the Scouser is making a quicker-than-expected recovery and will be able to resume light training today. City manager Gary Johnson confirmed: "Bradley is on the mend and is doing very well."
Bristol Evening Post

Bristol City are to launch a new club membership scheme.Members will be guaranteed priority status when it comes to buying the best available seats for home Coca- Cola Championship fixtures and they will be second only to season ticket holders for away and cup matches. Other benefits include a £2 deduction in general sale price to all league matches and the issue of personalised smart cards, which will be used instead of matchday tickets to access Ashton Gate. The technology behind the smart card will enable the ticket office to track attendance of games, ensuring the club can properly reward its most loyal fans in the future.
Bristol Evening Post

Bristol City have lined up two games against minnows during their pre-season training camp in Portugal between July 15-20. The Robins will face non-league side Grupo Desportivo Lagoa on July 16 before taking on Third Division club Farense two days later.
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