Bradford City WFC vs Stoke City LFC Programme

Bradford City Women’s Football Club
Bradford City WFC
vs
Stoke City LFC
FA Women’s Premier League
Sunday 25 September
Kick-off 2PM

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THECLUB
THEPROGRAMME
THE PEOPLE
Club Chair: Sally Thackray
Club Treasurer: Allyson Matthews
Coach Liaison: Jess Pearson
Player Liaison Officer: Jess Pearson
Football Development Officer: Charlotte Stuart
Club Secretary: Sally Thackray
Media Officer: Amee Ruszkai
Photographer: George Wood
Senior Coaches: Charlotte Stuart, Lee Harrison,
Declan Smith, Chris Birks, Sarah Lowden
Junior Coaches: Charlotte Stuart, Shauna Legge,
Adam Fox, Andy Uttley, Joe Bray, Paul Scott, Georgia
Clipson, Danny Barker, Samir Butt, Amee
Ruszkai, Antonia Butcher, Qasim Akhtar
THE HONOURS
Yorkshire and Humberside League Champions:
1988/89 1995/96
Yorkshire Plate Runners-up: 1989
Yorkshire Cup Winners: 1996
Northern Division Champions: 1996/97
FA Cup Quarter Finals: 1998
Premier League Cup Semi Finalists: 1998
North East Premier League Champions: 2006/07
County Cup Champions: 2006, 2014, 2015, 2016
THE DETAILS
First Team Home Venue:
Eccleshill United, Kingsway, Bradford. BD2 1PN
Training Venue/Reserves Home Venue:
Rawdon Meadows, BD10 0NN
Email: info@bcwfc.co.uk
Website: www.bcwfc..co.uk
Twitter: @bcwfc
Facebook: /bcwfc
Instagram: @bcwfc
5 Chair Chatter: Chairwoman Sally Thackray gives
her thoughts ahead of this afternoon’s game
6 Match Preview: Everything you need to know
about today’s fixture
8-9 Shauna Legge: City’s number three reflects on last
week’s defeat to Blackburn
11 Reserves and ‘A’ Team: City’s seniors are in action
away from Eccleshill United today too
14 Today’s Opposition — Stoke City: Just who are
this afternoon’s visitors?
15-17 The FA Women’s Premier League: A quick look at
what’s going on around the league this week
19 Our Home of Football — Eccleshill United: Catch
up with our ground-sharers
20-21 Last time out: Read up on the Bantams’ last
outing, as they welcomed Blackburn Rovers
22 Stuart McCall’s Bantams: City faced former boss
Phil Parkinson yesterday
23 Fixtures and Results: The club’s full schedule for
the season
THE FACTS
This fixture produces an average of 3.8 goals per
game, based on Bradford’s previous eight meetings
with Stoke.
In those eight games, 14 yellow cards and three
red cards have also been distributed.
The Bantams went their first five games against
Stoke unbeaten.
THE ISSUE
Editor: Ameé Ruszkai
Photos: George Wood
Print: Staples (Bradford)
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Abi Lee lines up to strike goalwards from a free-kick against Blackburn Rovers last week.
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Chair Chatter: Sally Thackray ahead of today’s game
Good afternoon everyone and welcome to Eccleshill United FC for today’s FA Women’s Premier
League Northern Division fixture against Stoke City LFC.
A warm welcome to all players, club officials and spectators who have made the journey from
Staffordshire to be here today.
Playing Stoke is always a fantastic battle between two teams who can certainly give as good as
they get, but it’s also always a great game of football between two talented sides.
Our opponents come into this fixture off the back of two wins in a row, and so their confidence
will also be tough to deal with on top of all this.
For us, it’s about getting back to winning ways. Last week’s loss to Blackburn Rovers was disappointing
as we know we can do a lot better—as we showed in the second half.
Today, we will be out to do that, especially with us to be on our travels for the majority of October.
It will be important to end this run of home games with a win, and I know that we can
do that if we are committed and focused throughout.
Elsewhere this afternoon, I’d like to wish good luck to both the reserves and the ‘A’ Team, who
are also in action.
Our reserves have only played one game this season, losing to Middlesbrough in the league,
and today they return to Teesside looking for revenge in the cup.
Meanwhile, the ‘A’ Team are away to Brighouse Town Development, also looking to bounce
back after falling 3-2 against Yorkshire Amateurs last Sunday.
Here’s hoping the club can end the day with three very positive results.
Enjoy the game,
Sally
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Match Preview: Bradford City vs Stoke City
Charlotte Stuart battles with former Bantam Abby Hunt.
Bradford City welcome Stoke City this afternoon,
looking to end a string of home fixtures
with a victory.
Current form
Stoke come into this game off the back of
their first league win of the season. However,
it’s been two weeks since they defeated Newcastle
United 2-1, with them out of action
since.
Bradford, meanwhile, played as recently as
last week, but while they come into the game
match fit, they also come into it having lost
that fixture 4-0 to leaders Blackburn Rovers.
Team news
The clash with Rovers was the Bantams’ third
game in seven days, and that has had an affect
on the squad so early in the season.
Jade Brindle will be unavailable today due to a
knee problem picked up off the bench last
Sunday, while defender Faye Boshell hasn’t
recovered from a knock of her own.
On a more positive note, Laura Elford returns
to the squad after a few weeks out injured.
Previous meetings
Bradford went into the 2015-16 season unbeaten
against Stoke in five meetings.
However, two wins for the Potters in three
encounters last term means that record has
since been surrendered.
The head-to-head reads more evenly now—
four wins for Bradford, two draws, and two
Stoke wins.
The stats suggest entertainment though, with
this fixture averaging nearly four goals a game
and producing it’s fair share of feistiness over
the years.
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NEXT WEEK’S FIXTURE
FA WOMEN’S PREMIER LEAGUE
Derby County LFC vs Bradford City WFC
Sunday 2nd October 2016
Mickleover Sports Club
Kick-off 2PM
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Shauna Legge: “It will definitely be a battle”
Shauna Legge battles for the battle against Blackburn Rovers.
Seven days ago, Bradford City headed into
their clash with Blackburn Rovers full of optimism
and bursting with confidence.
Their first win was secured in midweek against
local rivals Huddersfield Town, with the monkey
off their back and the pressure rid of
thanks to a 1-0 victory.
However, seven days later, a 4-0 defeat to
Rovers has significantly changed the build-up
to this afternoon’s game, which sees the Bantams
welcome Stoke City.
It’s about putting things right today, with
Shauna Legge conceded that last week was
just not good enough.
“On the back of the win against Huddersfield
[losing to Blackburn] was very disappointing,
especially to concede four goals when other
results have been such tight margins,” she
said, reflecting on the defeat.
“The first half on Sunday wasn't good enough.
We lacked the hard work and determination
we have shown in previous games and we
were punished for it.”
Some days things just don’t go right, but City
were lacking the basics in that opening 45
minutes last week, and the improved second
installment that followed made this more
frustrating.
After the break, City showed what they were
made of, but it was too little too late.
“By the time we decided to start playing our
football we were already into the second half
and 3-0 down, leaving us with a near impossible
task to turn the game around.
“Although we were behind, I believe we
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showed some character and battled until the

Shauna Legge: “It will definitely be a battle”
final whistle.
“Blackburn are a good side, but in spells we
looked threatening.”
And while Bradford are enjoying these positives
periods, Legge says there is no cause for
concern.
“If we weren't creating any chances alarm
bells would be ringing, but we are creating we
just need to start putting the ball in the back
of the net,” she said.
“I'm confident that if we carry on working
hard and creating chances, the results will
come.”
It’s not just getting goals, but getting them
Player of the match in the defeat to
Blackburn Rovers, Shauna Legge.
early too. Legge believes that conceding first
tends to hurt the team, with the defence just
as important as the attack.
“If we don't get the first goal of the game our
heads go down.
“It would be nice to get an early goal against
Stoke so we can settle and build on that. I
think it would really boost our confidence,”
she added.
Moreover, it’s about putting in a good display
and, of course, 110 per cent, as that is will be
needed for the team to get themselves a good
result.
“Stoke are always a tough game and it will
definitely be a battle,” Legge said.
Still, she believes that City are starting to gel
and that they can play some nice stuff today,
despite the fixture expected to be scrappy at
times.
“Each game we have grown as a team and got
better and better.
“We're starting to know each other on the
pitch in terms of which player wants the ball
where, and it will eventually pay off and we
will get the results we want and deserve.”
Stringing those passes together and finishing
chances are on the agenda today then, but
concentration will be absolutely crucial as City
look to bounce back.
“Our first half performance simply wasn't
good enough against Blackburn, and it's crucial
that we stay focused throughout the 90
minutes today.”
Last week’s defeat may have been disappointing,
but it wasn’t without it’s positives—
both in terms of what City did right, but also in
terms of lessons that they can learn from to
improve; starting this afternoon.
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Two thirds of City’s midfield three last season, former teammates Danielle Whitham (left)
and Ellie Olds (right) shake hands as Blackburn Rovers come away with three points in last
week’s clash.
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‘A’ Team: Defeat for City as they open league account
Bradford City WFC ‘A’
All three senior teams are in action this afternoon
for Bradford City WFC.
The reserves are out to bounce back from
defeat three weeks ago to Middlesbrough –
returning to the scene of that loss in the cup
today.
Their derby clash with Leeds was postponed
last week, and so the pain of a 6-1 result going
the other way remains fresh in their minds
from their first trip to Teesside earlier this
month.
With them having had plenty of time to learn
from that now, the team will be out to avenge
defeat in a competition that they
have loved over the last few years.
Having reached the final three seasons
in a row, it’s clear that City
love a good cup run and today they
will also be driven by the hurt of
only claiming runners-up medals in
the 2015-16 edition of the competition.
It’s a case of bouncing back for
City’s ‘A’ Team today too.
The side started their league campaign
last week, and things were
looking good when Vanessa
Holroyd had them 1-0 up early
on against Yorkshire Amateurs.
However, the score would
read 2-2 at the break after a
good recovery from the hosts,
and then 3-2 at full time in
favour of the Leeds-based
outfit.
This afternoon, they face Brighouse
Town’s Development
side, who were promoted at
the end of last season. Town finished runnersup
in the Second Division after losing only one
game all campaign – Tingley Athletic’s reserves
pipping them to the title by just a
point.
They’ve not started the current season as impressively,
losing their first round cup tie to
Silsden and drawing at Wetherby Athletic in
the league, but this promises to be an interesting
clash between two confident teams.
You can follow us on Twitter @bcwfc for regular
score updates of both these games
throughout the afternoon.
Bradford City WFC Reserves
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TODAY’S
Bradford City WFC
MANAGER
Charlotte Stuart
COACHING STAFF
Lee Harrison
Faye Boshell
Chris Birks
PHYSIO
Kirsty Goodbold
CHLOE PRECIOUS
CHARLOTTE OATES
CHARLOTTE STUART
PAIGE CROSBY
ZOE ROBERTS
SHAUNA LEGGE
ELLIE OLDS
ABI LEE
MEG LAWSON
HANNAH CAMPBELL
LAURA ELFORD
LUCY SOWERBY
ROSIE MCDONNELL
Sunday 25th S
2016
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CHELSIE STOKES
FAYE BOSHELL
JADE BRINDLE
JESS GRAHAM
KEAVY SMITH
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TEAMS
Stoke City LFC
ABBIE IDDENDEN
KATE ASHER
ASHLEIGH HAYES
LAURA GARSIDE
CASSIE HYDE
KELSEY RICHARDSON
EMILY OWEN
MANAGER
Andrew Frost
COACHING STAFF
David Tuck
Tom Read
PHYSIO
Pippa Inwood
eptember
PM
MEG BOWYER
NATASHA LILY
HANNAH KERYAKOPLIS
ALICE LANGSTONE
ANNE-MARIE ATHERTON
NATALIE HALL
NICOLA HUDSON
HOLLIE GIBSON
LUCY RIDGWAY
JAMILLA PALMER
MILLIE ELSON
RACHEL BALL
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Today’s opposition: Stoke City LFC
Formed in 2001,
Stoke City LFC’s inaugural
season in the
West Midlands
League Division One
ended in success as
the team gained promotion
via the play offs.
From there, they consolidated their position
in the West Midland Premier Division and
began entering into the Staffordshire County
Cup.
A first final was reached in 2007, which they
won, and they’ve returned to retain the trophy
every year since—bar 2008.
In 2011 a landmark was reached as both the
first team and reserve team reached the
showpiece occasion to
play against each other,
something achieved
once again in 2013.
Promotion to the Midland
Women’s Combination
League was in
2009 as the team finished as champions.
Four years later, after narrowly missing out at
the end of the 2011-2012 campaign, Stoke
gained promotion to the Premier League in
2013 as part of a superb treble winning season.
That successful term also included the League
Cup and the Staffordshire County Cup. The
Staffordshire County Cup was retained in seasons
2014-15 and
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2015-16.

FAWPL Round-up: Sunday 18 September
There were more twists in the FA Women’s
Premier League at the weekend, with Middlesbrough’s
defeat an eye-catcher, while
Newcastle United beat Huddersfield Town in
an eight goal thriller.
After a fast start, Boro are starting to stutter
now, with a 1-0 defeat at home to Nottingham
Forest their second loss in three games.
They made a real statement on the opening
day with a 6-0 hammering of champions West
Bromwich Albion, but with the Baggies glued
to the foot of the table, that result has since
seen it’s shock value decrease.
Andrea Bell’s 73rd minute effort was enough
to give Forest the three points, with the Midlands
outfit going steady after two wins from
their three league games thus far.
While Boro begin to falter, fellow newlypromoted
side Leicester City are now going
strong. Since losing 4-0 to Fylde on the opening
weekend, they have won three out of
three – the latest a 2-1 result over West Brom.
It looked like it would be a point apiece for
some time, with the Foxes opening the scoring
through Lauren Impey before Kel Darby equalised
on 50 minutes. However, Kayleigh Hillier
popped up with a late, late winner in stoppage
time to steal the win for the home side.
The Baggies remain at the foot of the table
then, but they aren’t the only winless side at
least. Huddersfield too suffered another defeat
on Sunday, falling 6-2 to Newcastle.
Results—Sunday 18 September:
Bradford City 0-4 Blackburn Rovers
Leicester City 2-1 West Bromwich Albion
Middlesbrough 0-1 Nottingham Forest
Newcastle United 6-2 Huddersfield Town
Mollie Lambert got the Magpies off to a great
start with six minutes on the clock, and things
just got better from there.
Both Sophie Williams and Shannon Etherington
bagged braces on the day, while an own
goal helped the Toon Army make it six.
The Terriers are only kept off the foot of the
table by a point picked up against Blackburn
Rovers earlier in the campaign now.
Rovers, meanwhile, now top the standings
after they beat Bradford City 4-0 in a comprehensive
performance – Faye McCoy, Lynda
Shepherd, Ella Toone and Natasha Fenton
with the goals that took them to the summit.
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FAWPL Preview: Sunday 25 September
As the cup competitions start to get underway,
we have only three games in the FA
Women’s Premier League’s Northern Division
to concern us today.
The one in front of your eyes today sees Bradford
City welcome Stoke City for what promises
to be a physical encounter, as always.
Two sides who will commit everything to get a
result, they are both looking to add to their
solitary league wins this season and push up
the table in the process.
Stoke will be especially raring to go today,
having not played since their first win two
weeks ago – that a 2-1 result at home to Newcastle
United.
Bradford, meanwhile, are out to bounce back
from last Sunday’s 4-0 defeat to Blackburn
Rovers.
Rovers aren’t in action today, and so they
could well be knocked off the top of the table.
Both Fylde and Derby County will be keen to
take advantage this afternoon, looking for
results to propel them to the summit.
Fylde will visit a Newcastle side who are full of
confidence after scoring six against Huddersfield
Town last week. However, their opponents
this weekend have conceded just two
goals to their nine scored, and will present a
much tougher task.
They sit just above Derby at the moment by
one goal, and so both will not just be going for
wins today, but wins by significant margins.
It’s more than likely that the higher scorer
today will replace Rovers at the top.
Fixtures—Sunday 25 September:
Bradford City vs Stoke City
Derby County vs West Bromwich Albion
Newcastle United vs Fylde
County have a more difficult game than Fylde
on paper, as they take on last year’s champions
West Bromwich Albion. However, the
difference in difficulty depends on what paper
you’re looking at.
One would imagine that the current title holders
would be a tougher game than the team
that last year finished ninth, but this season
the table shows something different.
The Baggies are out to get their first points on
the board still, having lost all four games this
season to leave them at the foot of the table.
Derby, meanwhile, have a 100 per cent record
from their three games and will go out looking
to maintain that.
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2016-17 FAWPL Northern Division: The Standings
POS P W D L GD PTS
1 Blackburn Rovers LFC 4 3 1 0 10 10
2 Middlesbrough LFC 5 3 0 2 10 9
3 Fylde LFC 3 3 0 0 7 9
4 Derby County LFC 3 3 0 0 6 9
5 Leicester City WFC 4 3 0 1 2 9
6 Nottingham Forest LFC 3 2 0 1 0 6
7 Stoke City LFC 3 1 0 2 -3 3
8 Newcastle United WFC 4 1 0 3 -4 3
9 Bradford City WFC 5 1 0 4 -8 3
10 Huddersfield Town LFC 4 0 1 3 -7 1
11 West Bromwich Albion WFC 4 0 0 4 -13 0
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Lucy Sowerby shows her disappointment at full time as City fall 4-0 to Blackburn Rovers.
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Our home of football: Eccleshill United FC
“That’s exactly what we needed.”
After four defeats in succession, Eccleshill
United bounced back with a 5-2 victory over
Westella & Willerby on Wednesday night.
The Eagles made themselves work hard for it
though, with then going 2-0 up inside nine
minutes before finding themselves tied at 2-2
with 25 to play.
Jake McCann-Tomlin and Marcus Edwards
gave the home side the perfect start, but Alex
Wood was a thorn in their side as his brace
got Westella back into things.
A ruthless final 20 minutes were enough for
United to get a well-needed win though.
Matthew Mathers edged them back into the
lead, before Edwards added his second of the
day five minutes later.
The points seemed certain there and then,
but Adam Turner added a fifth with two
minutes of normal time to go just to be sure.
Having slipped out of the top six due to a poor
run of recent form, this victory puts the Eagles
on the brink of returning to that promotion
chasing area and manager Sean Regan was
delighted with what he saw from his team.
“I think every single player has worked hard,”
he said, even if he believes United put themselves
under pressure at times.
“The opposition are always going to get their
little spell, and they did,” he conceded, before
heaping the praise on his players.
“We’ve gone from 2-0 up to 2-2, and for me
that showed massive character to come back
from that.
It’s a long season ahead, with only eight of 42
league games played. However, it’s a promising
start for United that will give them plenty
of confidence as they assess their aims for the
months to come.
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Last time out: Bradford City 0-4 Blackburn Rovers
In a game which was supposed to see the Bantams
build on Wednesday's win, Blackburn
Rovers spoiled the party with a comfortable 4-
0 win on Sunday.
Bradford City just weren't as sharp or as clinical
as their opponents, who showed exactly
why they are still unbeaten this season as they
rose to the top of the table.
City played some lovely football against Huddersfield
Town in the midweek 1-0 win, but a
scrappy start to the game didn't allow either
side to really get the ball down and play.
Instead, it was about taking the chances that
came your way - particularly from set pieces,
such was the flow of the game.
Blackburn did exactly this. With less than 20
minutes played, Faye McCoy broke the deadlock
from a corner and City were suddenly on
the back foot.
With chances few and far between throughout
the game, this proved crucial. In fact, the
only opportunity between this and Rovers'
next goal on 42 minutes was a free-kick 30
yards out for City, which Abi Lee couldn't direct
on target.
Just before the interval, Blackburn made the
most of a free-kick of their own, with Kayleigh
McDonald's delivery nodded goal wards by
Lynda Shepherd - a deflection sending it looping
over a stranded Charlotte Oates.
Oates made some terrific saves through the
game, but even her best efforts couldn't keep
this one out, and she would have to pick the
ball out of the back of her net once more before
half time.
In stoppage time, Blackburn scored a truly
terrific goal from a rare bit of lovely football in
the opening 45 minutes.
Saffron Jordan's back heel was latched onto
by Ella Toone, who applied a finish that
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Last time out: Bradford City 0-4 Blackburn Rovers
showed just why she's off to the under-17
World Cup with England this month.
Bradford put the pressure on in the second
half, looking for some way back into the
game, but chances remained at a premium
even if the quality of the football improved. It
was end-to-end, but lacking in opportunities.
Hannah Campbell had City's only real opening
of the half just minutes in, but it was only a
half chance as her strike on the turn was
blocked by a defender.
As a result, the visiting 'keeper only had to
make routine stops, come out of her goal to
gather up attempted through balls, and deal
with the non-stop pressing up front.
The City striker and teenage debutante Keavy
Smith both connected with crosses into the
area later in the half, but neither could direct
them on target from difficult positions.
The closest we came to a fourth goal was at
the other end. Had it not been for Shauna
Legge's bicycle kick clearance on the line,
Blackburn would have added to the scoreline
with just over 15 minutes to play, the fantastic
defending sandwiched in between a number
of good saves from Oates.
Rovers were happy to continue to try their
luck from range, both in open play and from
set pieces, but just as it seemed that City had
managed to keep the score at three, Natasha
Fenton showed just why the visitors are so
confident outside of the box as she arrowed
the game's final goal into the top corner.
It was a top quality way for them to round
things off, but also a reminder to City of what
they had lacked all day - that touch of brilliance
in the final third.
The frustration for the Bantams is that they
know they can produce this going forward, as
shown on Wednesday, but things just didn't
click this time out as the three points went
back to Lancashire with Rovers.
City XI: Oates; Roberts, Boshell (Brindle
46' (Smith 65')), Crosby, Stokes; Lee; Legge,
Stuart, Graham (Olds 57'), Sowerby; Campbell.
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McCall’s men: The past is the past
The build-up to yesterday’s fixture between
Bolton Wanderers and Bradford City has
been unavoidable to those in the area all
week.
Phil Parkinson faced his former side yesterday at
the Macron Stadium. (Photo: Telegraph & Argus)
A remarkable 4,300 away tickets had been
sold five days prior to the game, with the
Bantams’ fans keen to get one up on former
coach Phil Parkinson.
However, a big talking point for the travelling
fans in the build-up was whether to applaud
the man they once adored or to boo
the man they felt betrayed them in the summer.
Parkinson’s departure remains a mystery.
Local media in both the Bradford and Bolton
regions, plus the man himself, have stressed
that the move was simply about a new challenge,
which has not appeased the claret
and amber army.
To leave Valley Parade after five years of
incredible progress, and with so much more ready to be made with new owners coming in, it
was baffling when it emerged that the manager was leaving to join a recently-relegated club
up to their eyeballs in debt.
To some, this is how he will be remembered – as the man that walked out with so much unfinished
business to attend to. Defeat in the play-offs was disappointing, but it was felt that Parkinson
could guide City to automatic promotion this season.
However, to forget everything ‘Parky’ did for the club would be unacceptable. Promotion to
League Two and a run to the League Cup final gave fans the season of a lifetime in 2012-13,
while the victory at Stamford Bridge last January will go down as the greatest cupset of all
time.
Fans could put their trust in the manager and his ways for the first time since the turn of the
century, with the club’s almighty slide down the Football League drawn to an end, and then
turned on its head.
Some fans will have applauded Parky yesterday, some will have booed, but, moreover, some
won’t have reacted. Some are happy to leave the past in the past and support the current
team – Stuart McCall’s team.
It’s an exciting season that lies ahead for City, but it’s not a season about getting one-up on
Phil Parkinson’s Bolton. It’s about cheering McCall’s men to success, and moving on from
what is now history.
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2016-17: Fixtures and Results
COMP DATE TIME HOME SIDE AWAY SIDE VENUE
L 21/08/16 14:00 Bradford City 0 2 Derby County Eccleshill United
L 28/08/16 14:00 Bradford City 0 2 Middlesbrough Eccleshill United
LCUP 04/09/16 14:00 West Brom Albion 2 1 Bradford City Rushall Olympic
L 11/09/16 14:00 Fylde 3 2 Bradford City Fylde LFC
L 14/09/16 19:45 Bradford City 1 0 Huddersfield Town Eccleshill United
L 18/09/16 14:00 Bradford City 4 0 Blackburn Rovers Eccleshill United
L 25/09/16 14:00 Bradford City Stoke City Eccleshill United
L 02/10/16 14:00 Derby County Bradford City Mickleover Sports
L 05/10/16 19:45 Huddersfield Town Bradford City Shelley FC
L 09/10/16 14:00 Bradford City Leicester City WFC Eccleshill United
L 16/10/16 14:00 West Brom Albion Bradford City Rushall Olympic
L 30/10/16 14:00 Blackburn Rovers Bradford City STF Stadium
L 06/11/16 14:00 Bradford City Fylde Eccleshill United
L 20/11/16 14:00 Bradford City West Brom Albion Eccleshill United
L 27/11/16 14:00 Stoke City Bradford City Norton United
L 11/12/16 14:00 Bradford City Newcastle United Eccleshill United
L 18/12/16 14:00 Bradford City Nottingham Forest Eccleshill United
L 08/01/17 14:00 Leicester City WFC Bradford City Riverside
L 15/01/17 14:00 Newcastle United Bradford City SportNorthumbria
L 26/02/17 14:00 Middlesbrough Bradford City Thornaby FC
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