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• Our Katie

  By Width of a Post on October 4, 2018 • ( 16 )

  

  After five and a half years and more than 100 articles, Katie Whyatt is leaving Width of a Post for a career in journalism

• Who we are – special night to celebrate Bradford City and Stephen Darby

  By Width of a Post on October 3, 2018 • ( 4 )

  

  We’re pleased to announce a special evening designed to appreciate Stephen Darby, with some famous City heroes returning to Valley Parade.

• The Width of a Post podcast: episode 19

  By Width of a Post on October 1, 2018

  

  The latest edition of the Width of a Post podcast is now available – covering City’s dismal start to the season and where this leaves the club.

• One Year, Two Seasons

  By Width of a Post on September 29, 2018

  

  The nature of the traditional domestic football season in this part of world – spread over two calendar years from August to May – can lead to all sorts of anomalies.

• The lessons from the past that can help to shape Bradford City’s future

  By Width of a Post on September 27, 2018 • ( 1 )

  

  Bradford City’s history has been full of myths and inaccuracies. But understanding what it truly stands for offers a blueprint for getting the club back on its feet.

• Bradford City’s plight is serious – but here’s why I don’t think we should protest at matches

  By Width of a Post on September 25, 2018 • ( 26 )

  

  With Bradford City in the midst of a relegation dog fight, the team is going to need all the help it can get from supporters.

• A Man’s Game? Sport and Society at Ilkley Literature Festival

  By Width of a Post on September 20, 2018

  

  Former City Gent editor David Pendleton has recently had a new book published entitled ‘Kick Off, the start of spectator sports’. Few stones are left unturned in this attempt to tell how Bradford ended up with a sporting landscape that has been largely unchanged for over a century.

• This is who we are

  By Width of a Post on September 18, 2018 • ( 16 )

  

  We used to believe we were all in it together.  Now it seems we are not.

• Signs of change show why Bradford City must embrace David Hopkin’s plan

  By Width of a Post on September 15, 2018 • ( 22 )

  

  Bradford City’s fourth defeat in a row has pushed them into the relegation places, but there are signs the team and head coach are slowly turning it around.

• Bradford City fans have a right to feel hurt by the club’s leadership, and now it must be expressed constructively

  By Width of a Post on September 12, 2018 • ( 33 )

  

  There are very serious, and very legitimate, reasons to be concerned about the future of the club. And that should guide our course of action.