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• Remarking on the unremarkable

  By Katie on August 17, 2014 • ( 3 )

  

  City and Walsall play out a dour stalemate, although Jordan Pickford impresses as he picks up his first clean sheet.

• Maintaining momentum as City travel to Walsall

  By Katie on August 15, 2014 • ( 2 )

  As talk of the Bantams drawing Leeds United in the League Cup dominates, City are back in league action this weekend with a trip to Walsall.

• All right on a diamond night as McLean snatches late winner

  By Katie on August 13, 2014 • ( 3 )

  The ‘Hand of Aaron’ earns Bradford City a narrow victory over Morecambe and awards them a place in the second round of the League Cup.

• Dawn of a new era as City travel to Morecambe

  By Katie on August 12, 2014 • ( 2 )

  Bradford City are at Morecambe this Tuesday in the first round of the League Cup – a competition held in high affection in this part of the world.

• What it’s all about

  By Katie on August 9, 2014 • ( 6 )

  What a start to the season, as the Bantams come out on top of a five-goal thriller thanks to a dramatic late winner from James Hanson

• 2014/15 previewed: Bradford City must be able to continue relying on their fans

  By Width of a Post on August 9, 2014 • ( 2 )

  By Jason McKeown When the chips were down and everyone needed to pull together, last season the Bradford public did not let its football club down. Time and time again, the response to adversity and pressure was positivity. Players and… Read More ›

• Christopher Routis strengthens Bradford City rearguard

  By Width of a Post on August 8, 2014

  Bradford City have confirmed the capture of trialist Christopher Routis on a one-year deal.

• Bradford City complete Morais signing

  By Width of a Post on August 8, 2014 • ( 9 )

  Filipe Morais becomes Bradford City’s ninth summer signing after joining on a short-term deal.

• 2014/15 previewed: Stephen Darby will go from consistent performer to true leader

  By Katie on August 8, 2014 • ( 1 )

  By Katie Whyatt In a transfer window moulded by the infamous budget cut, retaining the services of Stephen Darby was high on Phil Parkinson’s priority list. On the back of a campaign in which the defender had played every single… Read More ›

• 2014/15 previewed: Parkinson faces tough challenges to deliver further progress

  By Width of a Post on August 7, 2014 • ( 2 )

  By Jason McKeown “I think it’s a big season for Phil,” stated Mark Lawn in early July, although when is it not a big season for any football manager? Unless you are the seemingly unsackable Arsene Wenger, every incumbent in… Read More ›

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