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Published 22:48 23 Jan 2018 GMT

Flint's goal provided some late excitement for the supporters who'd packed out Ashton Gate and the defender brilliantly made the most of his moment with the visitors' manager when they spoke on the pitch after the full-time whistle. Viewers reckoned that, when presented with the opportunity to ask anything of one of the most sought-after managers in the world, Flint went in an unexpected direction. It certainly looked like Flint asked Guardiola why he removed the Stone Island badge from his jacket's sleeve. https://twitter.com/Masterman/status/955919691989553158 Guardiola endeared himself to many fans when he began sporting Stone Island gear, made famous by films like The Football Factory and Green Street, when he first arrived in England. Flint seemingly wanted to know why the Spaniard had stopped proudly sporting the brand and we'd give absolutely anything to know Guardiola's answer. https://twitter.com/JakeBS3/status/955932160191496193 https://twitter.com/ollyhall07/status/955929412901457921 https://twitter.com/CalvinRFC1871/status/955929272316846080 https://twitter.com/KHeneage/status/955926049627533313 https://twitter.com/DeskMonkeys/status/955920293968732160 https://twitter.com/VickyFisher_/status/955920294828441600Seizing the moment there! No idea on the response though.. pic.twitter.com/nssccNnzXA
— Dave Cutter (@davebanana) January 23, 2018
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