Bristol City -Baas uses videos of star employees surfing at pitch to inspire players

Liam Manning wants Ashton Gate to become a kettle as a Bristol City Target promotion to the Premier League.

And Robins Gaffer Manning Know that the fans play a crucial role against Sheffield United in the Semi-final first stage championship On Thursday evening.

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Manning has used images of Robins Fans who celebrate the end of a 17-year-old waiting time on a play-off place last weekend while he turns out to be a route to Wembley Glory.

And he also facilitated the increasing pressure by sharing videos of the Japanese star Yu Hirakawa -Fixed from the city that surfs with viewing supporters after the sixth place was secured.

It is all part of a daring strategy for the left field while he makes an upset of upset when he encounters his mind Chris WilderBlades.

Manning said: “Our media department records many images and videos and we use a lot in all our team meetings.

“We use them as title pages and images and we were spoiled in the weekend.

“That’s because there were so many incredible images of people on the field and those of pure emotion.

“And it’s fair to say that they have just shown that the game is doing you with those incredible highlights.

“But elsewhere we also saw the scenes of some unfortunate fans at clubs that also experienced incredible lows.

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“We have just tried to capture those images because you want the boys to be emotionally invested in the club.

“And for me is one of the best ways to achieve that for them to see the impact they can have on people.

“We showed them a few images of the fans and a video from Yu -Crowd surfing and that also got a good smile with the boys.”

City must disrupt the chances of finding a road the knives When their two -legged stress festival starts on Thursday evening in Ashton Gate.

And although there is a feel-good factor among his players, Manning insists that they are not alone in the play-offs to come up with the figures.

He said: “We must be proud of what we have achieved, because a play-off place has long come for this club.

“I really enjoyed seeing how happy the fans were after the Preston game when I walked around with my son Isaac because it was really special.

“I told the players to enjoy the experience of reaching the play-offs and I had a festive beer with my no. 2, Chris Hogg and a Chinese with our families.

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“We also used recent high -pressure games such as the defeat at Leeds last week, because that is an important experience that we can learn from.

“But my players, my employees and myself are driven and ambitious, and we don’t just want to be part of the play-off, we want to compete and progress.

“The play-off place is the accumulation of the efforts of many people behind the scenes during the season.

“It is such a collective effort and by way of example our kitchen staff are phenomenal with all the care that goes into food for the players.

“It is my job to bring a side that makes itself good.”

Bristol City v Sheffield United Verdict

Justin Allen’s Guide to the Championship Semi-Final

United has had a good season. They ended the season on average two points per match – before their points deduction – but missed Leeds and Burnley, both of whom have collected a hundred!

Fans of Blades were eroded not to be automatically promoted after they lost four of their last six games – crucial three in a row to Oxford, Millwall and Plymouth.

I always fear a club that misses automatic promotion, but they have had the time to re -adjust.

They are opposed to one side of Bristol City who kept herself about their play-off place after just one win in their last five games.

Sheff you won 2-1 in October at Ashton Gate, but the Robins were brilliant in the return of March, although they needed a late level.

The blades must focus on two legs. A large version of Gus Hamer from Championship player of the season will need his but City has a threat by Nahki Wells and Anis Mehmeti.

(First leg, Thursday 8 May, 8 p.m.; Second leg Monday 12 May, 8 p.m.)