The WOAP pundit team share their views on City’s January transfer activity and prospects for the rest of the season.
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WOAP feature on BBC Radio Leeds
WOAP co-editor Katie Whyatt joined Billy Knott and Bantams Banter for a Bradford City special broadcast on BBC Radio Leeds.
The Bradford City board throw their weight behind Phil Parkinson, now he needs to re-establish the high performing culture he first instilled
Phil Parkinson has endured a difficult start to 2016, but he needs his squad to rise to the standards of the high-performing 2012/13 and 2014/15 teams.
The balancing act, as Bradford City’s late victory offers a springboard to better times
City 2 Fleetwood 1: A dramatic late winner breathes new life into the Bantams’ faltering promotion hopes.
A depleted Bradford City forward line are desperate for goals as Fleetwood come to town
Billy Clarke’s injury and Jamie Proctor’s lack of availability adds to Bradford City’s striking woes for the visit of Fleetwood.
A heartening way to lose a game of football
City 0 Barnsley 1: An early goal is enough to give the in-form Tykes three points, but a very different Bantams approach offers lots of encouragement.
Bashful Bantams welcome the in-form Tykes to Valley Parade
City welcome a resurgent Barnsley team to Valley Parade looking to start making up ground on the top six.
Chelsea – One Year On
A year on from Bradford City’s 4-2 win over Chelsea, WOAP co-editor Katie Whyatt speaks to four people who enjoyed unique vantage points at Stamford Bridge.
The start of something different
Port Vale 1 City 1: A debut to remember from Jamie Proctor helps 10-men Bantams pick up a useful point at Port Vale, as the squad shake up starts to take shape.
New Bradford City book relives the Aston Villa and Chelsea triumphs
This is a weekend of two very special anniversaries for Bradford City supporters.
