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May 11, 1985
We will never forget
Bradford City’s Magnificent Seven
Bradford City’s push for the top six is being built on a level of defensive solidity rarely seen in the history of the club.
May 11, 1985
We will never forget.
Competition: Win a Bradford City Savile Rogue scarf
WOAP is running a special competition to win a cashmere Bradford City scarf worth £59.95.
Lack of goals needs to be addressed before the season drifts away
City’s lack of goals could necessitate a dip into the loan market.
“Did you get a new haircut?”
Width of a Post has undergone a design transformation. Find out more here.
The birth of claret and amber
By John Dewhirst Another season, another new kit. Thankfully the club’s colours remain unchanged and Bradford City maintains the distinction of being the only professional club in England to wear claret and amber. How did claret and amber come about… Read More ›
11 May, 1985
We will never forget John Douglas Ackroyd, 32 (Baildon) Edmund Anderton, 68 (Bingley) Alexander Shaw Baines, 70 (Bradford) Herbert Bamford, 72 (Bradford) Christopher James Bulmer, 11 (Burley-in-Wharfedale) Jack Leo Coxon, 76 (Bradford) Leo Anthony Coxon, 44 (Halifax) David James Crabtree,… Read More ›
Always remember
By Jason McKeown At 11am this Sunday, a group of people will meet at Centenary Square, Bradford to commemorate the 29th anniversary of the Valley Parade fire disaster. On the 11 May 1985, 54 Bradford City supporters and two Lincoln… Read More ›
