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• What can Rahic and Rupp still achieve from owning Bradford City?

  By Width of a Post on October 29, 2018 • ( 28 )

  

  Bradford City’s ownership reaches a crucial stage that can define if they can ever be a success.

• Who We Are

  By Width of a Post on October 28, 2018 • ( 6 )

  

  The new Bradford City book, Who We Are, is now available to buy – and author Jason McKeown explains its purpose and relevance.

• Can We Stop a Winter of Discontent?

  By Width of a Post on October 26, 2018 • ( 17 )

  

  Winter is coming – let’s hope it’s a short winter and that the sun shines on the Bantams again.

• Hey Edin

  By Width of a Post on October 24, 2018 • ( 57 )

  

  I took a look around the ground for you last night and instead of happy cheering faces all I saw was apathy and misery. Blank faces, angry faces, bewilderment. And seats. Lots of empty seats.

• The fight of our lives

  By Width of a Post on October 23, 2018 • ( 36 )

  

  After a fourth straight Bradford City defeat testing times lie ahead for disillusioned supporters.

• Shambles

  By Width of a Post on October 20, 2018 • ( 46 )

  

  Bradford City’s home defeat to Rochdale heaped more misery on a club that is falling apart.

• 2018 has been Bradford City’s annus horribilis, and it may yet get worse

  By Width of a Post on October 18, 2018 • ( 16 )

  

  Bradford City’s dismal 2018 shows no sign of getting better, and it could be crucial when it comes to the January transfer window.

• From bad to worse to the most miserable of times

  By Width of a Post on October 13, 2018 • ( 30 )

  

  Bradford City suffered a major set back in their bid to revive a dismal season, weakly losing 3-1 at Accrington Stanley

• Improving Bradford City show glimpses of what they’ve lost

  By Width of a Post on October 6, 2018 • ( 5 )

  

  Bradford City’s defeat to Sunderland was not without its positives, but the same failings are holding them back.

• Our Katie

  By Width of a Post on October 4, 2018 • ( 16 )

  

  After five and a half years and more than 100 articles, Katie Whyatt is leaving Width of a Post for a career in journalism

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