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• The summer of unexpected change

  By Width of a Post on June 7, 2017 • ( 8 )

  

  These are uncertain times for Bradford City as the squad is set to be significantly revamped as part of the transfer philosophy

• The WOAP end of season exams #2: you can’t win anything with kids, or can you?

  By Width of a Post on June 6, 2017

  

  Bradford City’s owners have a very clear philosophy for the age of players they want to bring to the club, but will it prove successful?

• The WOAP end of season exams #1: to be a poet or to be pragmatic?

  By Katie on June 4, 2017 • ( 2 )

  

  In the first of a series of ‘essays’ reviewing this season, Katie Whyatt examines the squad’s changing style.

• The 2016/17 season review of Bradford City

  By Width of a Post on June 1, 2017 • ( 2 )

  

  2016/17 was a season where worst fears were never realised but weaknesses from day one were never fully addressed.

• The 2016/17 Width of a Post Player of the Season

  By Width of a Post on May 30, 2017 • ( 10 )

  

  The WOAP writers have voted on their top five Bradford City players of the 2016/17 season

• 2016/17 reviewed: the best and worst bits

  By Katie on May 28, 2017 • ( 4 )

  

  WOAP writers Jason McKeown, Katie Whyatt, Alex Scott and Tim Penfold run through the best and worst bits of the season.

• An alternative Wembley experience

  By Width of a Post on May 27, 2017 • ( 2 )

  

  Last Saturday ended in disappointing fashion but was still a memorable day for Bradford City fans.,

• Recollections and hopes

  By Width of a Post on May 26, 2017 • ( 3 )

  

  Reflections on Wembley, and a season of progress.

• A good day

  By Width of a Post on May 26, 2017 • ( 6 )

  

  Watching your team play at Wembley is a family occasion for many and enjoyable despite the result.

• Stephen Darby changed Bradford City for the better, his legacy is as strong as it gets

  By Width of a Post on May 25, 2017 • ( 13 )

  

  Stephen Darby will be remembered at Valley Parade not just as the best right back since the Premier League days but as a leader who pioneered change.

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