Bradford City came out on top of a promotion six pointer that says a great deal about their character and football intelligence.
Exeter City
What becomes of yesterday’s bright young things
Two former Bantams youth graduates – and player of the season winners – have this summer returned to the city of Bradford, but not where they might have expected.
Should I stay (home) or should I go?
Bradford City vs Wycombe Wanderers preview @Valley Parade on Tuesday 19 March, 2013 By Damien Wilkinson In the aftermath of last Saturday’s very disappointing 4-1 defeat at Exeter, there has been the expected outpouring of frustration as to how this… Read More ›
The Stay
By Alex Scott It was liberating in a way, in most ways. The death of this season has been prolonged, our inconsistencies mimicked by rivals leaving us to wait for the curtain to drop. The infuriating purgatory, shrouded in hindsight… Read More ›
Not worth reading
Exeter City 4 Duke (OG) 11, D’Ath 45, Bennett 84, O’Flynn 89 Bradford City 1 Reid 79 Saturday 16 March, 2013 By David Lawrence You don’t want to read this. City’s promotion hopes are over. Told you. You don’t want… Read More ›
Entering the last, last chance saloon as City go to Exeter
Exeter City vs Bradford City preview @St. James Park on Saturday 16 March, 2013 By Mark Scully As City prepare for their second game in Devon of the week, in my eyes they have finally entered the last, last chance saloon…. Read More ›
Mitigating circumstances hinder City, but our standards are now higher than this
Bradford City 0 Exeter City 1 Cureton 43 Saturday 17 November, 2012 By Jason McKeown If Phil Parkinson’s midweek declaration that the next few weeks are the most important period of the season is, in time, proven to be true,… Read More ›
The quest to manage the ‘state of emergency’
Bradford City vs Exeter City preview @Valley Parade on Saturday 17 November, 2012 By Alex Scott The cost from Tuesday night is only now becoming clear as the dust settles. James Meredith (hip flexor) and Zavon Hines (ankle ligaments) both… Read More ›
2012/13 season preview pt 3: The hardest and tightest of League Twos
By Mark Scully Last season saw Swindon Town romp away with the League Two title, the Paolo Di Canio effect definitely worked wonders at the County Ground. The Swindon board took a gamble on Di Canio, going in a different… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus – close season special #1: Luke O’Brien (08/09)
The Width of a Post’s regular feature ‘The Midweek Player Focus’ has taken a close season break. But to keep us going through the summer, we are going to run a spin off weekly feature looking back at past official… Read More ›
