This was a very bad night for Bradford City. Defeat on national TV to their local, rising upstarts Harrogate Town. And a timid performance that does little to ease the delicate supporter mood.
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What Bradford City’s derby with Harrogate Town says about the Bantams and wider football
Bradford City’s TV date with Harrogate Town is an example of the Bantams’ stagnation, but it is also a marker of Town’s remarkable rise through a more open football pyramid.
Donaldson rolls back the years with sparkling goal to earn Bradford City another trophy point
Clayton Donaldson demonstrated his vintage with a brilliant equaliser to earn Bradford City a point in the Football League Trophy.
The Width of a Post podcast #32: How Bradford City’s season is shaping up so far
A brand new episode of the Width of a Post podcast is now available to listen to, analysing recent games, tactics, player performances, takeover rumours, Covid-19 disruption and the online experience watching matches.
Novak’s timely double gets Bradford City’s league season up and running
Lee Novak’s second half double earned City their first League Two victory of the season and suggests Stuart McCall has at least one answer to his striker headache.
Gareth Evans returns to Bradford City
Gareth Evans has made a return to Bradford City after a nine-year absence where he has changed and grown as a footballer.
A view of the football club – the outside looking in
Fans are right to be angry. We have gone backwards. The value of the club has diminished. The recruitment has not inspired the fans. The global pandemic has reduced income streams across the industry.
The Bradford City leadership landscape – part two
There is not going to be an obvious change in the ownership and leadership of Bradford City any time soon. There’s a pragmatic, mend-and-make-do feel. We need this to work for a bit, before we all go our separate ways – hopefully still able to shake hands.
The Bradford City leadership landscape – part one
Rupp’s commitment to Bradford City continues to be tested. But the option of walking away – at least with any semblance of claiming his money back – is not on the table
Spirit and desire – but a glaring lack of quality
City’s first visit to the New Lawn had everything: goals, penalties, injuries and red cards. Sadly, they were on the receiving end of most of those.
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