By Andrew Baxter I kid you not; someone called me a “glory hunter” a couple of weeks ago, for following my beloved Bradford City to Wembley. How times have changed! Being 17-years-old, I only vaguely remember the “glory years” of… Read More ›
League Cup
2012/13 season review: An unforgettable season
Concluding Width of a Post’s 2012/13 season review, writers Gareth Walker, Ian Sheard and Joe Cockburn reflect on a memorable 10 months. Where does the 2012/13 season rank amongst your time supporting Bradford City? Gareth: I think a lot will… Read More ›
2012/13 season review: The best trip, I’ve ever been on
By Jason McKeown It was the year of walking onto the field to the supporter-created song ‘claret and amber’. Of hooped home shirts. Of Flexi-cards. A year where Valley Parade was filled to capacity for the first time in over… Read More ›
The 2012/13 Width of a Post Match of the Season
By Jason McKeown In addition to voting for Player of the Season, Width of a Post writers were asked to rank their favourite matches of the 2012/13 season. In fifth place…City 1 Arsenal 1 (City won 3-2 on penalties) League… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #35: Nahki Wells
By Jason McKeown A superb pass sent him away down the right flank. Just inside the penalty area, he cut inside – taking the number three completely out of the game – and weighed up the options. A cross towards… Read More ›
A season to remember – not one to forget
By Katie Whyatt As the Bantams continue to embark on the crucial last stretch of the season, there seems to be a consensus amongst City fans that, this year, our promotion hopes won’t materialise into anything more, even though there’s… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #33: Nathan Doyle
By Jason McKeown It would be easy to say that Nathan Doyle’s fortunes over this season have reflected that of his football club, and what that says about his influence. It would be easy to say that – just as… Read More ›
Not fade away
By Ron Beaumont Apologies to David Lawrence, but you do want to read this! You do want to read this…Bradford City have five home games left and they have no chance of promotion! You do want to read this…Bradford City… 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 ›
The true league cost of the cup heroics
By Jason McKeown There were five minutes to go when substitute Alan Connell volleyed the ball home from the edge of the area to give Bradford City a priceless advantage over 10-men Torquay United. As the players saw the game… Read More ›
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