After Bradford City’s impressive 1-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday, our latest podcast sees Alex Scott and Jason McKeown discuss a memorable night, what the performance says about City’s progress under Alexander, and whether expectations are starting to rise. We also look ahead to another big occasion against Burnley.
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Alex : intended as constructive feedback not a criticism. Please consider your tone / volume of your voice and bring some consistency to it. Especially the volume. Either you’re starting every sentence close to the mic and pulling away or you’re emphasising the start of sentences very much and then really backing off.
I listened in the car through the speakers and o could either barely hear you or got deafened when you came in.
If this is my system that’s the problem I hold my hands up. I just wanted to comment in case it’s something your end.
the content by the way is as always first class thanks for the effort of consistently putting such great content out there for us in both Audio and text.
Karl
Thanks Karl. We had some technical issues with Alex’s sound we only discovered afterwards. Will be fixed for next time!
Another good listen, thanks for going through so many talking points and it’s just nice to have another way of reflecting on the club’s rise and sustained success.
It’s early days and we will definitely experience some dry patches throughout the season, however, it is pleasing that we’ve kept 3 clean sheets and got 3 wins out of 3 games while looking like we’ve got a lot more to come.
For me, if we do keep winning early on, it’ll be key to see if we can sustain our performances and results. We all know we dipped from December onwards last season and became less dynamic and ground out some narrow victories.
We are in a golden age of City media with yourselves, Take me Home, various YouTube channels and fan vlogs, the club’s own social media accounts and even Simon Parker and Nathan Atkinson have got in on the act with their own YouTube videos. Then of course we have fans’ own thoughts being put out via social media and comments.
When we play against teams who miss out the midfield is when we’ll struggle