The Ordinary Boys net three vital points
Bradford City are back to winning ways at an important moment of the season, despite being well short of their best.
The jigsaw is so nearly complete
Stuart McCall is encouraging his team to bring variety to their play, which is causing the opposition plenty of problems. But there’s still on reoccurring issue.
The expected and the unexpected
Bradford City played out a stalemate in the hotly-anticipated visit to Phil Parkinson’s Bolton Wanderers.
Bolton Previewed: He Made History
Phil Parkinson’s presence in the Bolton dug out on Saturday will irk some but you cannot take away his incredible Bradford City legacy and where it has got us today.
Recent Posts
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WOAP Podcast: Episode 2
WOAP’s second podcast previews this week’s massive game at Bolton with the help of James Mason.
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Bolton Previewed: The problem of the problem of Parkinson’s legacy
Bradford City come face to face with Phil Parkinson this weekend for the first time since his departure, and in the short-term many are confused about their feelings.
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Familiar limitations face a new solution
Again, City struggle to kill a team off when on top – but could Stuart McCall be the one to fix that flaw?
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Entering the next phase of Stuart McCall’s management
Bradford City welcome Bristol Rovers this weekend with McCall enjoying a near-fully fit squad – and that presents some very different challenges.
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Osborne, Law, Marshall and the modern day art of man management
By Jason McKeown Peter Taylor’s resignation as Bradford City manager in February 2011 was the beginning of the end to Leon Osborne’s career as a professional footballer. A bright young prodigy who made his debut at 16 in 2007, Osborne… Read More ›
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Book review: Room at the Top
A new book tells the fascinating story of the origins of Bradford sport – and the beginnings of an inter-city rivalry that still exists to this day.
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The early season Verdict: Impressive start underlines huge Bradford City potential
WOAP pundits Andrew, Tim, Tom and Katie share their views on the Bantams’ promising opening month to the season.
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What have we learned so far?
City are one of the three sides still unbeaten. Things are looking good – but what have we learned so far?
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Bradford City’s own under 23s impress greatly in front of near-record low Bantams crowd
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Bradford City began the much debated Football League Trophy campaign with a promising win over supposedly more illustrious opponents.
Featured Categories
Opinion ›
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The jigsaw is so nearly complete
September 26, 2016
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Bolton Previewed: He Made History
September 23, 2016
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Bolton Previewed: The problem of the problem of Parkinson’s legacy
September 19, 2016
Previews ›
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Entering the next phase of Stuart McCall’s management
September 16, 2016
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The play offs part two: One last shot
May 19, 2016
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The play offs previewed: The time is now
May 15, 2016
Season Preview ›
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The 2016/17 season preview: change of people, change of mentality
August 3, 2016
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2015/16 previewed: Continuity offers reasons to be optimistic for a promotion push
August 7, 2015
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2015/16 previewed: Phil Parkinson and the return of 4-4-1-1
August 6, 2015
The Verdict ›
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The early season Verdict: Impressive start underlines huge Bradford City potential
September 8, 2016
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The Walsall Verdict: Best performance of the season shows there is nothing to fear for Bradford City
April 25, 2016
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The Scunthorpe United Verdict: Hard-fought win sets up an emotional rollercoaster of a month
April 5, 2016
