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Good morning,
Just wanted to say well done on this site, I live in Melbourne Australia and follow the bantams, I log on everyday and always enjoy your articles. I’ve never actually seen City play live… Nor been to the UK for that matter, but hrough a family link ended up supporting the team and club. Thanks to your great articles I get to Learn more about past and present.
Looking forward to the new season, keep up the good work,
Mitch
35 years following the Bantams. I cried for a whole day when Middlesbrough beat us in tbs play-offs. I love this club with a passion. Getting into the Premiership does not compare. WAtching this season has been off the wall. This team has produced what we could only dream of. They deserve everything that is coming to them. Their fans are so proud to follow them to Wembley again. I only hope that they are as proud of themselves as we are of them. They deserve all the praise and plaudits. Not to mention (dare I say or hope to say) team of the year. Good luck – build a rocket boys!
Thanks for all the reports etc over this fabulous season. How about reproducing the reports as a print on demand book via someone like Createspace. Under the title “2012/2013 – The Best Trip I’ve Ever Been On” I’m sure it would sell well. If you need any help to do it send me an email – I’m an exiled Bantam – in Norway with some experience of the current publishing world.
Thanks again for helping me to keep in touch with the club I’ve supported for over 50 years.
Alan