By Jason McKeown For us Bradford City supporters, the tradition, at this time of the year, is to fret about the lack of signings and worry about the transfer business already completed by our league rivals. This summer looks set… Read More ›
Opinion
The best is yet to come?
By Andrew Baxter I kid you not; someone called me a “glory hunter” a couple of weeks ago, for following my beloved Bradford City to Wembley. How times have changed! Being 17-years-old, I only vaguely remember the “glory years” of… Read More ›
Maintain Radio Silence
By Philip Jackson I began this season in a familiar and comfortable football rut. I refer to the general world of football consumption, the things I listened to, the things I watched and the people and outlets I got it… Read More ›
Andrew Davies extends Bradford City stay after finding stability
By Jason McKeown For a long time it seemed as though the relationship between Andrew Davies and Bradford City was one of short-term convenience that could never last. Signed on loan from Stoke City in September 2011, the 27-year-old was… Read More ›
Sit back and enjoy the summer
By Matt Briggs With the biggest deal of the summer already in the bag at Valley Parade, we can look forward to a relaxing couple of months. Phil Parkinson’s new three-year contract was up and away the most crucial piece… Read More ›
Moving on up
By Jim Nicholson We’re now at the end of what has been an incredible season for Bradford City. We’ve had the pleasure of witnessing some stunning highs and the club has been revitalised from top to bottom, with a management… Read More ›
League One is ‘miles better’ for Bantams
By Phil Abbott As the dust settles on the unforgettable 2012/13 season, plans for the new 2013/14 League One campaign are already afoot for Bradford City as contracts are beginning to be tied up, the ‘release list’ is in preparation… Read More ›
One fine day, one fine season
“Look back, look forward, smile. This is a fantastic time to be a Bradford City supporter” – reflecting on the Northampton play off final victory.
Team Claret and Amber finish the job
Rating the players’ performance in crushing Northampton Town.
Parkinson’s new deal is a rare victory for long-term thinking
By Jason McKeown I will be honest with you, I feared the worst when it came to this season – and the chief reason for that was Julian Rhodes and Mark Lawn. The Joint Chairmen’s five-year dual stewardship of Bradford… Read More ›
