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Football These past few months have been so tough - Armstrong
Bristol Post
|October 28, 2025
INCLAIR Armstrong admitted the past few months have “been so tough” and tested his faith, but the Bristol City forward was incredibly grateful for the “beautiful” reaction inside Ashton Gate after his goal against Birmingham City.
 Sinclair Armstrong on the ball for City
(Picture: Shuttershock)
Armstrong scored the winner in BS3 on Saturday as the Reds stretched their winning run after the October international break to three games. His 42nd-minute strike was his first goal of the season - as well as his first since November of last year, when he scored the fourth in a 4-0 win over Plymouth Argyle.
Prior to the October international break, all of the 22-year-old’s league minutes had come from the substitutes bench, where he had often struggled to make an impact and split the opinion of supporters - as demonstrated during the club's recent fans forum.
Since the Robins returned to domestic action against Norwich City, however, the former QPR forward has reached a new level, with his goal against Chris Davies’ Blues coming after bright cameo appearances against the Canaries and Southampton.
Speaking to BBC Radio Bristol after the win over Birmingham, Armstrong said: “I can only thank God first and foremost. I think obviously these past few months have been so tough. I think my faith has been tested a lot, but I'm just glad I’ve just been able to kind of persevere through these challenges.
This story is from the October 28, 2025 edition of Bristol Post.
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