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  • 2 weeks ago | widthofapost.com | Jason McKeown

    Bradford City 2Pointon 1, Kavanagh 85Crewe Alexandra 0Written by Jason McKeown (images by John Dewhirst)It suddenly feels very real. There, lying tantalisingly in front of our eyes, is the prize of promotion. It’s not yet close enough to touch – please don’t get ahead of yourself and try to. But it’s close enough to lovingly gaze towards, to fantasise about holding, and to feel more confident is almost within Bradford City’s grasp. By winning here they took a huge, huge step forward.

  • 3 weeks ago | widthofapost.com | Jason McKeown

    Port Vale 2Tolaj 11, Clark 32Bradford City 0By Jason McKeownWhat it must be like to do things the easy way. After soaring past almost everyone and looking such a strong bet for automatic promotion, Bradford City are stumbling, falling, maybe even crumbling. Here they faltered again, with the damage especially significant given it handed a direct promotion rival one almighty boost.

  • 3 weeks ago | widthofapost.com | Jason McKeown

    By Jason McKeownIt’s double standards. It’s petty. But it’s within the rules. Tickets for Bradford City’s final away game of the season, at Doncaster Rovers, go on sale this week. Demand is going to hopelessly outstrip supply. And in all likelihood thousands of City fans are going to miss out on witnessing first-hand what looks set to be crucial 90 minutes in the promotion race. Miss out on occupying seats that will instead be left empty.

  • 3 weeks ago | widthofapost.com | Jason McKeown

    By Jason McKeown37.5% of the remaining regular League Two season takes place over the next eight days. And amongst the 36 fixtures that will happen, there are three that especially stand out for quirky reasons. Saturday 29 March: Crewe vs Port ValeTuesday 1 April: Port Vale vs Bradford CitySaturday 5 April: Bradford City vs CreweIt’s a weird round robin, mini-league between the Bantams, the Valiants and the Railwaymen.

  • 4 weeks ago | widthofapost.com | Jason McKeown

    By Jason McKeownThe Notts County fans were not holding back. Barely a minute into last Saturday’s lunchtime bore draw against Crewe, a chant of “Sky TV is f**king s**t” echoed around Meadow Lane and into the homes of armchair viewers watching the game live on Sky Sports. And maybe it was in protest at the day’s TV coverage forcing fans to turn up two and half hours earlier than they would normally have to on a Saturday afternoon.

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