Ian Holloway says he plans to hold a meeting with his players to set them straight after a disappointing result at Ashton Gate.
The Hoops fell to a comfortable 2-0 defeat against 10-man Bristol City yesterday afternoon, and Holloway says he’s not happy.
He said: “It was very difficult day for me to take, but that’s my ego, that’s my pride and I’ll get over it.
“We’ve got a massive meeting on Monday, because I’m not happy with that. Not in a million years. That’s two weeks in a row that we’ve let a goal in from a corner and looked paralysed.
“I’ve got some young players in and around my squad now but that’s what we’ve got to do, they’ve got to come to the fore and when I put them on they’ve got to show a little bit more than that and give me the enthusiasm that Bristol City broke with, because that’s unacceptable to me.
“I’ve got to re-galvanise us. We’ve got Barnsley next and that’s more important than anything.”
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