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Football's energy crisis: Bradford City fans asked to shed light on their views about Saturday 1pm kick-offs in the EFL

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Bantams chief executive Ryan Sparks has been one of the leading voices arguing clubs should consider kicking off earlier in light of the current energy crisis. The argument is that kicking off at 1pm instead of the traditional 3pm will save on floodlighting and other energy costs at football grounds. The 72 clubs meet on Thursday with kick-off times the top item on the agenda.

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Football's energy crisis: Bradford City fans asked to shed light on their views about Saturday 1pm kick-offs in the EFL

Bradford City is asking supporters what they think about kicking off Saturday games two hours earlier ahead of a Football League meeting to discuss the issue.

2 years ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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