Parkinson relishing testing spell for City
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Starting with a visit to Walsall, the Bantams’ schedule for the month continued with the visit of Tranmere, long-time leaders of League One in 2012-13, and then a long trip to Crawley Town, the team involved in an infamous brawl against Bradford that led to five players being sent off on the night and another handed a red card retrospectively.
Then, after travelling to Sussex, City’s October schedule will end with games against two of the division’s pre-season favourites for promotion, Preston North End and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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Hide AdSo far this month, Parkinson’s side have three points from six and the City manager admits to relishing the coming trio of fixtures. He said: “It was frustrating to lose like we did last week (1-0 at home to Tranmere) but you move on. For us, that means Crawley.