O'Driscoll refuses to gloat

Bristol City boss Sean O'Driscoll refused to gloat about a victory over the club that sacked him at Christmas following his side's 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest at Ashton Gate.

Last Updated: 10/02/13 at 09:20 Post Comment

Sean O'Driscoll: 'Forest need great owners'

Sean O'Driscoll: 'Forest need great owners'

O'Driscoll saw second-half goals from Steve Davis and Marvin Elliott seal the win and said afterwards the points were no more valuable than usual.

"People asked me if I wanted to win more because we were playing Forest and I didn't understand the question," he said.

"How could I want to win more than usual? If that was the case I must have been approaching other games the wrong way.

"Forest are a great club with a great fan base. What they need is great owners.

"I got on with everyone there except the owners. It was nice to be cheered by their fans, but I would have been disappointed if they had insulted me after I left the club a point outside the play-off zone.

"It was all about Bristol City for me today and I'm pleased that with a number of key players absent we turned in a decent performance."

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