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CITY HAVE WORLD AT THEIR FEET

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 October 2019

Match Ver dict

IF England go on to win the Rugby World Cup, who knows how much inspiration they will provide for Gary Bowyer’s Bantams.
Valley Parade in October is a world away from the glamour of the rugby in Japan, but, on this evidence, Bradford’s players have just as much desire to succeed as England’s illustrious rugby stars. Second in the table and with table-toppers Crewe still in their sights, this hard-fought win was the sort of performance you need to get out of League Two in the automatic promotion slots.
Crawley may be mid-table but a win here would have cat...

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