Kasey Palmer has labelled his return to Ashton Gate as the “biggest game of the season” as Coventry City look to build on their slight upturn in form after a miserable start to the Championship campaign.
Palmer signed for Coventry in the summer after an underwhelming three years at Bristol City in which three successive managers - Lee Johnson, Dean Holden and Nigel Pearson - were unable to find a consistent place for him in the team.
Reunited with former Chelsea youth coach Ady Viveash at the Sky Blues, like many of his teammates, Palmer experienced a slow and frustrating start to life at the club as Mark Robins’ side plummeted to the bottom of the league amid issues with form and the fixture list stemming from the state of the surface at the CBS Arena which caused a number of games to be postponed.
