As Bradford City prepare for an exciting campaign playing in front of a record number of season ticket holders, the Premier League soap opera continues to move away from reality.
Supporting
Remembering May 11, 1985: There is a scarf
“Thinking back I can’t remember any sound and I can’t recall what was happening to any individual around me. I knew I had to move. Quickly. So I did what I had been conditioned to do from following City all these years.”
Bradford City prepare for the future by focusing on the present
Crewe 0 City 1: The Bantams finish the season strongly by defeating Crewe and securing a seventh-placed finish.
Bradford City sign off eventful home season with typical Phil Parkinson approach
City 1 Barnsley 0: Jon Stead’s stunning winner ensures the Bantams mark poignant day in right manner.
Dignity – the trait we know so well
“Thirty years on, we will steadfastly refuse to let recent events overshadow what really matters.”
Athleticos and the Ultras Barrovia: it’s football Jim but not as we know it
By David Pendleton The post industrial north has form when it comes to sprung cultural surprises on an unsuspecting nation: Northern Soul, the angry young men novelists, Madchester. Intermittently, the north spews out game changing movements. While it’s not quite… Read More ›
This very special bond
Bradford City’s cup exit to Reading demonstrated the huge bond between players and fans.
New Bradford City supporter organisation looking for your help
The newly formed Bantams Disabled Organisation are looking for committee members.
Low risk approach means Bradford City and Reading will go again
City 0 Reading 0: Neither team take sufficient risks to make the breakthrough on what was still a special day.
Bradford City vs Reading: Is this the best trip we’ve ever been on? Part two
Part two of WOAP’s look at how modern City history compares to the past, with the help of our expert panel.
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