What happens next
Make no mistake: these next six months are absolutely pivotal for City. It is going to be a bumpy ride.
Book review: Who We Are
“This story is essentially a manifesto for what we fans want Bradford City to represent – hard work, decency, community, affordability, inclusivity”
Rahic’s exit is a victory for collective rational argument. As a community we should be proud of standing up for our values
The departure of Edin Rahic will be cheered by most City fans, and the campaign for change is one we should all feel proud of.
Edin heads towards the exit
Edin Rahic is nearing an exit from Bradford City. It has been a bumpy, dismal ride.
Recent Posts
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So who are we?
As Bradford City fans we’re all a part of something.
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Hope
Bradford City’s vital victory over Oxford United could be the springboard for better times.
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This Bradford City team don’t deserve my respect, but they get my support
Though times are really tough at the minute, the club needs support to help stop this rut
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The uncertain future of the Bradford City fanbase
Four WOAP writers explain their own personal feelings on why they, at least, will continue to keep watching the Bantams this season and beyond.
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Glass half full
Bradford City are in a desperate position but there is still room for hope.
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Greg Abbott set to leave Bradford City
WOAP understands that Greg Abbott is set to depart as head of recruitment.
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The Width of a Post podcast: episode 20
The latest edition of the Width of a Post podcast is now available – reflecting on more difficult times for Bradford City.
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Facts speak louder than fear
“History seems to be on our side, safety can still be achieved.”
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A younger fan’s view of Bradford City’s current situation
It has been hard being a City fan this season so far…
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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.
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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Hope
November 24, 2018
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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
Opinion ›
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What happens next
December 10, 2018
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Book review: Who We Are
December 7, 2018
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Rahic’s exit is a victory for collective rational argument. As a community we should be proud of standing up for our values
December 4, 2018
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Edin heads towards the exit
November 28, 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
