City this weekend after informing the
Football Association he wants a
Saturday off watching Premier League
football so he can pay tribute to the 56
people who died in the fire at Valley
Parade in 1985.
Greg Dyke, the FA’s chairman, was
already booked in to watch the League
One club and plans are now being made
for the England manager to join him.
Bradford’s game against Barnsley will
be their last home match of the season
and that is why the FA has designated
this weekend as the appropriate time to
mark the 30th anniversary of the fire.
Every match in England, down to
county FA level, will be preceded by a
minute’s silence.
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