WOAP’s review of the season so far begins with a look at the five things we’ve learned over City’s fruitful month of October.
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Re-discovering the right path and sticking to it
City 1 Wigan 1: James Hanson’s second half equaliser earns the Bantams a deserved point as they continue to get the basics right.
“Does anyone like football?” – Part 4: When goalkeepers score goals
The WOAP series continues with the extraordinary story of a goalkeeper scoring in the final minute of the season.
Today is tomorrow! It happened
City 2 Bury 1: An excellent team performance helps the Bantams banish their home blues and record a third straight league victory.
Phil Parkinson’s credit in the bank enables him to stay true to his values
There can be little doubt that the early weeks of this season have turned into some of the most difficult of Phil Parkinson’s reign as manager.
Cole again the shining light as Bradford City enjoy another vital away victory
Doncaster o City 1: Phil Parkinson’s men record back-to-back league victories through Devante Cole’s early strike.
“Does anyone like football?” – Part 3: The Steven Gerrard game
The Width of a Post ‘s new football series continues with the story of how deputy editor Katie Whyatt fell in love with football.
Another early cup exit hints at deeper Bradford City troubles
City 1 Barnsley 2: The Bantams are out of the JPT, and a worrying pattern is forming.
“Does anyone like football?” – Part 2: The Lionesses
In part two of our new WOAP series looking back at football’s greatest moments, Katie Whyatt recalls the heroics of the England women’s team during the summer.
“Does anyone like football?” – Part 1: Agueroooo
In the first of our new WOAP series looking back at football’s greatest moments, Jason McKeown reflects on the dramatic way Manchester City became Champions for the first time in 44 years.
