Facts speak louder than fear
“History seems to be on our side, safety can still be achieved.”
A younger fan’s view of Bradford City’s current situation
It has been hard being a City fan this season so far…
Why the fight to keep Bradford City in League One must now take priority
Based on what Julian Rhodes has said to us, we’re confident and reassured that it is he, not Rahic, calling the shots.
Unstoppable force meets immovable object
“Quite simply, we are beyond the hashtags, we are beyond the gimmicks, it is really difficult to see how things progress until results come on the pitch.”
Recent Posts
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Julian Rhodes’ return offers Bradford City some badly needed leadership
Julian Rhodes is back at Bradford City as Edin Rahic finally concedes he needs help fixing an almighty mess.
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I gave Edin Rahic the benefit of the doubt, but enough is enough
“I am angry, I am sad, to see MY club reduced to this level.”
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More spirit but Bradford City are in big trouble
Bradford City’s sixth straight home defeat saw improved effort but the same lack of quality.
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The Stephen Darby appreciation night was a reboot of faith about why we bother
Last night helped to fortify supporters’ self-belief ahead of what promises to be a difficult winter.
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Rupp says he will back Hopkin, but is he missing the point?
David Hopkin is staying on as head coach after Stefan Rupp’s show of support, but he will get the financial backing he needs.
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What can Rahic and Rupp still achieve from owning Bradford City?
Bradford City’s ownership reaches a crucial stage that can define if they can ever be a success.
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Who We Are
The new Bradford City book, Who We Are, is now available to buy – and author Jason McKeown explains its purpose and relevance.
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Can We Stop a Winter of Discontent?
Winter is coming – let’s hope it’s a short winter and that the sun shines on the Bantams again.
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Hey Edin
I took a look around the ground for you last night and instead of happy cheering faces all I saw was apathy and misery. Blank faces, angry faces, bewilderment. And seats. Lots of empty seats.
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The fight of our lives
After a fourth straight Bradford City defeat testing times lie ahead for disillusioned supporters.
Featured Categories
Interviews ›
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Matt Duke: “It never crossed my mind that I wouldn’t return to football after cancer”
August 20, 2018
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Ryan McGowan: “We’re all looking at play-offs and above”
August 14, 2018
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Stuart McCall: “Hopefully I will see you all at Wembley.”
February 15, 2018
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Stuart McCall: “The club means so much to me. I’m so disappointed not to be manager anymore.”
February 14, 2018
Match Reviews ›
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More spirit but Bradford City are in big trouble
November 4, 2018
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The fight of our lives
October 23, 2018
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Shambles
October 20, 2018
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From bad to worse to the most miserable of times
October 13, 2018
Opinion ›
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Facts speak louder than fear
November 12, 2018
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A younger fan’s view of Bradford City’s current situation
November 10, 2018
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Why the fight to keep Bradford City in League One must now take priority
November 8, 2018
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Unstoppable force meets immovable object
November 6, 2018
Season Preview ›
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The 2018/19 season preview: the hunt for new answers
August 1, 2018
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The Width of a Post podcast: episode 17 – new season preview
July 28, 2018
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The 2017/18 season preview: Bradford City must stick together to channel play off heartbreak into glory
July 31, 2017
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The 2016/17 season preview: change of people, change of mentality
August 3, 2016
