BRADFORD City manager Graham Alexander says he will be guided by his head and not his heart in whether to involve boyhood Newcastle United fan Andy Cook in Wednesday night's EFL Cup tie at St James' Park. Advertisement Hide AdAdvertisement Hide AdSpeaking afterwards, the north-easterner spoke of his desire to be involved on Tyneside and said that he 'screamed the house down' when City were paired with Newcastle in round three. Advertisement Hide AdAdvertisement Hide Ad"He’s still recovering from the injury that he suffered in January, but he’s going to be part of the squad. Advertisement Hide AdAdvertisement Hide Ad"It felt different because I grew up supporting that team and Cooky’s the same. Advertisement Hide AdAdvertisement Hide Ad"But I understand the emotional side of football and the emotional side of Cooky.