It has proven a difficult August for Bradford City, but recent improvement points to the way forwards.
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The Midweek Player Focus #39: James Meredith
By Alex Scott Narrative loves conflict, and frustratingly for someone attempting to rattle on about this James Meredith for ten minutes or so, there isn’t really any. (Google the James Meredith for a tad more conflict.) Our James Meredith is… Read More ›
The need to retain Phil Parkinson
Port Vale vs Bradford City preview @Vale Park on Tuesday 5 March, 2013 By Jason McKeown As York City manager Gary Mills was ordered to pack up his desk less than an hour after seeing his side lose 2-0 to Bradford… Read More ›
Parkinson gets it right in a big, big way
York City 0 Bradford City 2 Hanson 77, Thompson 86 Saturday 2 March, 2013 By Jason McKeown I have a special fondness for this type of Bradford City away win, and I only wish that it would occur more regularly. Where… Read More ›
The need to get back in the hunt quickly – City go to York
York City vs Bradford City preview @Bootham Crescent on Saturday 2 March, 2013 By Jason McKeown Back in the days when I went clubbing, the after party was considered an important part of the evening – providing an opportunity to… Read More ›
The Midweek Player Focus #23: James Meredith
By Luke Lockwood After another summer involving a high turnover of playing personnel, the opening weeks of the season have been rife with debate about how well the new recruits have settled in their claret and amber shirts. That is… Read More ›
The need to avoid implosion
Bradford City 1 Hines 59 York City 1 Chambers 44 Saturday 13 October, 2012 By Jason McKeown A manager with the ability to make effective substitutions is a useful man to have around. But as Bradford City trooped off the… Read More ›
Home comforts as Bradford City welcome York
Bradford City vs York City preview @Valley Parade on Saturday 13 October, 2012 By Jason McKeown It was only the second time so far this season – at least according to James Meredith, who spoke very impressively at the Skipton… 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 ›
Mark Bower – always a Bantam (part one)
By Jason McKeown The phone inside Hamilton Bower estate agents rings every five minutes, keeping one of the joint owners – Mark Bower – occupied as he juggles queries about house viewings, surveys and letting rates. This is business as… Read More ›
