3 Young Forwards Flourishing In League One

We are now around a quarter of the way through the 2013-14 League One campaign.  With that being the case, it feels appropriate to take a look at some of this season’s standout performers:

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Bradford City moving back in the right direction (video)

Bradford City’s long winter of discontent since relegation from the Premier League is finally at an end. Promotion from League One is not exactly the most box office of achievements, but it is certainly a step in the right direction. When you couple that with their remarkable run to the League Cup final, you would have to say that Bradford have had one of their most successful seasons. To put their recent achievements into context, let’s take a look at their steepest of declines.

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Stupid red card of the week (Video)

During this years League Cup final between Swansea and Bradford City there was a rather unsavoury moment between Swansea's Nathan Dyer and Jonathan de Guzman.

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Reading to act quick to land Parky?

Speculation is growing that Reading are to turn to Bradford City boss Phil Parkinson as they battle to beat the Premier League drop.

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Capital One Cup Final - Five star Swansea crush Bradford

The looks on the dejected faces of the Bradford players told a million stories

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Why the League Cup final is important for football

The Capital One Cup final takes place this Sunday and suffice to say that it is a remarkable achivement that League Two Bradford City have made it all the way to the final.

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Match Preview - Bradford City vs Swansea City

This seasons League Cup final has served up a contest very few, if any, could have ever predicted.

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Bradford’s fairy tale

On Tuesday night Bradford’s tough togetherness wrote them into football folklore and I at first hand saw the passion of the West Yorkshire fans that night and what it meant to them. I study at the University there, so live in the city, so on Tuesday evening we were sat in a packed pub with a lot of locals willing on the Bantams, as neutrals and as football fans we wanted the underdog to win.

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Cup KO Can Be Good For Villa

All the talk this week has been of Bradford City’s remarkable two legged defeat of Premier League side Aston Villa

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The enigma that is Bradford City

This is a defining week in a couple of club’s histories. There’s Swansea City, a club on the verge of reaching their first ever major final in their centenary year, could a fairytale end any sweeter? Then there’s both Macclesfield Town and Luton Town, a couple of plucky non-league clubs, the toast of the 3^rd Round of the FA Cup, and who now bravely venture on to the 4^th, with Premier League clubs standing in their way. And then, there’s our story, the story of League Two Bradford City…

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Aston Vil-hahaha

What has happened to Aston Villa? I have just witnessed League Two Bradford City brush them aside with ease. Only a few seasons ago they were favourites to break up, the unbreakable ‘Top four’.

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League Cup Semi-Finals Betting Preview

Bradford City host Aston Villa and Chelsea entertain Swansea City in the first leg of the League Cup semi-finals.

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Reading to seek revenge against the Gunners (Video)

After a dramatic October night filled with both joy and heartbreak, Monday’s game between Reading and Arsenal provides the opportunity for the clubs to settle the score.

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Bradford given unusual reprieve

After fielding an ineligible against Brentford player Bradford City have been reinstated into the FA Cup.  The question is: why?

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Can Bradford use this year to finally climb out of the basement?

It is an irregular sight to see a stadium of Valley Parade’s size and heritage play host to the likes of Barnet and Fleetwood on a weekly basis but that is the fate that has belied the Bantams since their ITV Digital induced capitulation through the football league that began at the turn of the millennium. Since then, they have experienced two administrations and fifteen managers in succession of Paul Jewell, the manager who oversaw their miraculous stay in the Premier League of the final day in 2000 with a win over Liverpool. From that pulsating day, Bradford’s journey has only been in one direction, a twisty, winding road down.

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