You may not see them at Ashton Gate often, and some are up for debate, but Bristol City are said to have a good few celebrity fans.
They're no different to the regular Robins fan in that they just want the team to do well, but it's always nice to know that you support a team that someone is a person of interest. You're either red or blue in the city of Bristol, though there are a good few people who come from the surrounding areas to support their team.
There are plenty of reasons to support a team, and despite assuming people from Bristol would support their team, there are a few celebrities who aren't from the City, who support them for other reasons. Most are from Bristol however, and it's good to see them support their local team.
Celebrity supporters aren't often seen at games, given they have busy schedules, but there'll be trying to support from afar, either by watching whilst carrying out commitments like acting in hit television shows, or representing their country.
Bristol City have accumulated a strong supporter base, and most recently they were in the top 10 when it came to average home attendances. A few attendees of matches this season may have been some celebrities, and we've taken a look as to which famous people support the club. They include sport stars, actors and comedians. Here, we have gathered information on 18 famous Bristol City supporters. Take a look below at who makes the list:
5. Joe Joyce
Proud Bristolian Joyce came through the academy of Bristol Bears and gets to call Ashton Gate home as a professional and as a love. He’s made more than 150 appearances for the Bears, but will join Connacht. | Getty Images Photo: David Rogers/Getty Images
6. Marcus Trescothick
A sporting theme here... Cricketing legend Marcus Trescothick is a Robins fan. He once gave advice to the team that reached the Championship play-off final in 2008. | Getty Images Photo: Stu Forster/Getty Images
7. The Wurzels
If you hear the song ‘Drink Up Thy Zider’ at the full-time whistle at Ashton Gate, you’re celebrating three points. The Wurzels are City fans, and their songs are played around the ground 47-years after their formation. | Getty Images Photo: Jim Dyson/Getty Images
8. Joe Sims
Sims - featured in the BAFTA award-winning drama Broadchurch, and once appeared in episode of Doctor Who. He recently hosted the Bristol City end-of-season awards. | Getty Images Photo: Joe Maher/Getty Images