A superb second half display from Bradford City earns a badly needed win and could act as a useful piece of advertising in the transfer window.
Northampton Town
Tale of two No.9s as City earn vital win
Bradford City quickly get back to winning ways on an emotional evening that’s all about number nines.
2013 reviewed part one – the alternative Wembley view
On each of the final three Mondays of 2013, Width of a Post is looking back on an unforgettable year. In part one we reflect on the two visits to Wembley – not from the viewpoint of Bradford City fans in… Read More ›
Farewell Matt Duke
By Jason McKeown Matt Duke’s time at Bradford City has followed a narrative increasingly familiar with many of Phil Parkinson’s signings. After a less than auspicious start, negative judgements are made that seem certain to be cast in stone, only… Read More ›
2012/13 season review: Dan, Me and Bradford City
By Philip Jackson It was a warm, glorious day in April 2011, the road twisted towards Hereford from Worcester, breathing in the scenery all around us, quintessentially English, bright greens and golds, trees and flowers in bloom stood before the… 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 ›
One fine day, one fine season
“Look back, look forward, smile. This is a fantastic time to be a Bradford City supporter” – reflecting on the Northampton play off final victory.
Back to Wembley: Divided family loyalties
A tale of divided family loyalties over Bradford City’s meeting with Northampton Town.
Back to Wembley: The Northampton perspective
The opposition view of the play off final.
Back to Wembley: Since our last visit…
By Mahesh Johal Walking down Wembley Way after the League Cup Final was one of my proudest moments as a Bradford City fan. In the dark London sky, the Wembley arch stood bright. Looking at this monument to football, I… Read More ›
