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We made history…the fans – a short film
By David Nowakowski Experience a stomach churning tension like your first day at school or wedding day nerves as fans of all ages follow their team to Wembley for the second time in a matter of months. Nervousness and tension… Read More ›
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A change in direction
By Ian Hemmens Last week saw Bradford City sign youngster Lewis Clarkson from Scarborough Athletic. Released by Hull City despite a prolific scoring record in youth football, Clarkson found himself, like so many others at Premier League Academies, thrown out… Read More ›
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The wrong performance, the right character
Bradford City 1 Yeates 69 Notts County 1 Liddle 42 Tuesday 26 November, 2013 By Jason McKeown For how high Bradford City have soared over the past 18 months, it is the low hurdles that continue to cause them to… Read More ›
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More of the same as Notts County come to town
Bradford City vs Notts County preview @Valley Parade on Tuesday 26 November, 2013 By Joe Cockburn (picture by Mike Holdsworth) It was great to get back to winning ways at MK Dons on Saturday, but it is vital that that… Read More ›
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Finishing School
By Alex Scott (image by Mike Holdsworth) Dagenham & Redbridge striker Rhys Murphy is top scorer in League Two at the minute, with eight goals. Following this weekend’s results, there are ten League One forwards who can better that tally. With a… Read More ›
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Back to winning ways after City edge Dons thriller
MK Dons 2 Bamford 35, Williams 72 (pen) Bradford City 3 Wells 21, Reid 43, Kennedy 84 Saturday 23 November, 2013 Words and images by Mark Danylczuk Ah, that winning feeling. It has been missing for some time, but it’s… Read More ›
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Looking for positivity as Bradford City go to MK Dons
MK Dons vs Bradford City preview @Stadium MK on Saturday 23 November, 2013 By Mahesh Johal After the exhaustion of last Sunday’s humdinger against Coventry, Bradford City return to league action with a trip to Wimble…I mean Milton Keynes…. Read More ›
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Are Bradford City really a one-man team?
By Andrew Baxter Nahki Wells was hugely impressive last Sunday, scoring a hat-trick to gain his side a last-gasp draw at home to Coventry, but are Bradford City a one-man team who can’t manage without him? At the start of… Read More ›
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Width of a Post named Best Established Football Blog
By Jason McKeown I’m incredibly proud to announce that Width of a Post has won the award of Best Established Football Blog at the 2013 Football Blogging Awards. We beat off some stiff competition from some excellent blogs (Manchester United,… Read More ›
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Catching up with David Baldwin (part two)
Part two of Width of a Post’s in-depth chat with Bradford City’s Head of Operations/Chief Executive David Baldwin (part one here) By Jason McKeown Although much has gone well for the club over the past 12 months, there has been… Read More ›