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• The Ordinary Boys net three vital points

  By Width of a Post on September 27, 2016 • ( 7 )

  

  Bradford City are back to winning ways at an important moment of the season, despite being well short of their best.

• The jigsaw is so nearly complete

  By Width of a Post on September 26, 2016 • ( 15 )

  

  Stuart McCall is encouraging his team to bring variety to their play, which is causing the opposition plenty of problems. But there’s still on reoccurring issue.

• The expected and the unexpected

  By Katie on September 24, 2016 • ( 5 )

  

  Bradford City played out a stalemate in the hotly-anticipated visit to Phil Parkinson’s Bolton Wanderers.

• Bolton Previewed: He Made History

  By Width of a Post on September 23, 2016 • ( 5 )

  

  Phil Parkinson’s presence in the Bolton dug out on Saturday will irk some but you cannot take away his incredible Bradford City legacy and where it has got us today.

• WOAP Podcast: Episode 2

  By Width of a Post on September 21, 2016 • ( 1 )

  

  WOAP’s second podcast previews this week’s massive game at Bolton with the help of James Mason.

• Bolton Previewed: The problem of the problem of Parkinson’s legacy

  By Katie on September 19, 2016 • ( 18 )

  

  Bradford City come face to face with Phil Parkinson this weekend for the first time since his departure, and in the short-term many are confused about their feelings.

• Familiar limitations face a new solution

  By Katie on September 17, 2016 • ( 15 )

  

  Again, City struggle to kill a team off when on top – but could Stuart McCall be the one to fix that flaw?

• Entering the next phase of Stuart McCall’s management

  By Width of a Post on September 16, 2016 • ( 8 )

  

  Bradford City welcome Bristol Rovers this weekend with McCall enjoying a near-fully fit squad – and that presents some very different challenges.

• Osborne, Law, Marshall and the modern day art of man management

  By Width of a Post on September 14, 2016 • ( 6 )

  

  By Jason McKeown Peter Taylor’s resignation as Bradford City manager in February 2011 was the beginning of the end to Leon Osborne’s career as a professional footballer. A bright young prodigy who made his debut at 16 in 2007, Osborne… Read More ›

• Book review: Room at the Top

  By Width of a Post on September 11, 2016 • ( 3 )

  

  A new book tells the fascinating story of the origins of Bradford sport – and the beginnings of an inter-city rivalry that still exists to this day.

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