By Jason McKeown Back in October 2002, Terry Yorath was coming under increasing pressure in the Hillsborough hotseat, after one victory in 10 games. And as his Sheffield Wednesday side were five minutes away from going down to yet another… Read More ›
Opinion
Archie and I
Last night, former Bradford City Chief Scout and Head of Football Development, Archie Christie, passed away. Width of a Post editor Jason McKeown pays tribute to the Scot. It was the greatest competition prize that I could ever think of… Read More ›
Cometh the hour, (no longer) Connell the man
By Katie Whyatt He doesn’t know if it feels good yet. He loved it at City – it’s impossible to not love going to a club with such a great sense of camaraderie – but seeing his name scrawled under… Read More ›
The Green, Green Grass of Home
By Ron Beaumont The city looks the same As I turn up for the game And there to greet me is the team I can rely on The team that deserves my devotion A Cup Final and Promotion A team… Read More ›
Duty of care
By Jason McKeown On Saturday morning, as Kyel Reid continued to comes to terms with his long road to recovery from a serious knee injury picked up at Bramall Lane last weekend, he was greeted by what might have begun… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #51: Gary Jones
Gary Jones has been heavily criticised by some recently, yet continues to demonstrate his worth to the club with a series of inspirational performances.
The Kennedy Assassination?
By Mark Davis It’s not as lonely as you’d think up here behind the picket fence. Many have gathered on this unrealistic grassy knoll and, if I didn’t know better, I’d say they were willing me to shoot. Aim low… Read More ›
Aaron McLean shines in promising debut
By Mark Danylczuk Number 21 – what do you think of? The number of spots on a standard dice? A well known card game? The legal drinking age in the US? That’s a few for starters, but for Bradford City fans… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #50: Raffaele De Vita
By Ian Hemmens After the Glorious 2012/13 season that we had as a club and fans alike, how do you follow and improve on it as you take steps to meet the challenge of a higher division? What was Phil… Read More ›
The Ballad of the Boy who would have been King
By Alex Scott The Square Ball had it right. Nahki Wells going to Leeds would have been bad, but at least they’re a bigger team, you know? You can rationalise that. But them? THEM? That stings. That really stings. Not… Read More ›
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