By Katie Whyatt And then there were none. Rory McArdle, aptly, becomes the final History Maker to fall, in a move that likely loses gravity and shock value only because events became so protracted. It has been 15 days since… Read More ›
Mark Marshall’s move to Charlton throws up yet more doubts about Bradford City’s prospects next season, but there’s a long, long way to go.
The club has put to bed weeks of rumour and speculation, and now the focuses firmly switches to next season.
Rumour and speculation is rife at the start of a big week for Bradford City.
Former Bradford City striker Alan Connell speaks to Katie Whyatt about the Bantams Class of ’13, how Eddie Howe changed Bournemouth and working under Paolo Di Canio.
These are uncertain times for Bradford City as the squad is set to be significantly revamped as part of the transfer philosophy
Bradford City’s owners have a very clear philosophy for the age of players they want to bring to the club, but will it prove successful?
In the first of a series of ‘essays’ reviewing this season, Katie Whyatt examines the squad’s changing style.
2016/17 was a season where worst fears were never realised but weaknesses from day one were never fully addressed.
The WOAP writers have voted on their top five Bradford City players of the 2016/17 season
WOAP writers Jason McKeown, Katie Whyatt, Alex Scott and Tim Penfold run through the best and worst bits of the season.
Last Saturday ended in disappointing fashion but was still a memorable day for Bradford City fans.,
Reflections on Wembley, and a season of progress.
Watching your team play at Wembley is a family occasion for many and enjoyable despite the result.
