By Alex Scott City can hang up here Four points from fifteen during the month may imply the opposite, but this month did indicate that the first six weeks from the season were more than a mirage. It was a… Read More ›
Opinion
The story of a city
By Philip Jackson This is where we used to stand to meet my Gran off the train It was a spot near here where I first caught sight of the huge black plumes of smoke coming from the North. I… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #44: Rory McArdle
By Katie Whyatt It was only a matter of minutes before the knee-jerk reaction to the Wolves game spread like a virus through the Twitter-sphere. “Needed Andrew Davies today.” “Missing Davies at the moment – can’t come back soon enough.”… Read More ›
Reid just tore you apart, again
By Jason McKeown Even as we filed out of Deepdale, it was impossible to avoid hearing one or two criticisms. “Why the f*** didn’t he cross it then instead of selfishly shooting?” “I know, what a greedy b******!” But that… Read More ›
Not the end of the world
By Andrew Baxter Looking at some of the comments on Twitter, and on the Telegraph and Argus website, I think a certain (minority, I must add) section of the Valley Parade support does need to put Sunday’s disappointing performance into… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #43: Alan Connell
By Alex Scott It’s tough not to be pessimistic about Alan Connell’s future at the club. The cracks in the foundations of the seldom seen squad player are only exacerbated by the news that nominal Club Captain Ricky Ravenhill –… Read More ›
10 years of writing about Bradford City
By Jason McKeown It was only a 1-0 defeat, but the scoreline flattered the beaten Bantams. Ipswich Town had played us off the park and should have won by three or four goals, with only a 10-minute rally at the… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #42: Jon McLaughlin
By Jason McKeown He’s suffered from a few false dawns, and continues to have his share of critics in the stands, but it appears as though Jon McLaughlin has finally claimed the title that he has spent over five years… Read More ›
So far, so hugely promising (part three)
Following on from part two, Width of a Post writers Katie Whyatt, Andrew Baxter, Phil Abbott, Ian Sheard, Damien Wilkinson, Nick Beanland and Omar Eliwi continue to play pundit and reflect on the first two months of Bradford City’s season. … Read More ›
So far, so hugely promising (part two)
Seven Width of a Post writers donned the pundit chairs to answer questions about Bradford City’s first two months back in League One. They are Katie Whyatt, Andrew Baxter, Phil Abbott, Ian Sheard, Damien Wilkinson, Nick Beanland and Omar Eliwi…. Read More ›
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