The League Paper

PATRICK PULPS THE TANGERINES

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 August 2017

By Richard Laverty

GOOD KNIGHT: Bradford City’s Nathaniel Knight- Percival scores his team’s opener at Valley Parade
PSI/Paul Thompson

A DEBUT goal from Omari Patrick sealed all three points for Bradford City against newly-promoted Blackpool at Valley Parade.
Nathaniel Knight-Percival had given the Bantams the lead shortly before half-time with his first goal for the club, only to see his back-post finish cancelled out immediately by Colin Daniel’s low strike.
The match was marred early on by a suspected neck injury to new Bradford signing Adam Chicksen, the left-bac...

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