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Bradford City Women’s Football Club 

Bradford City WFC 

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FA Women’s Premier League Plate 

Sunday 6 November 

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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: Amee Ruszkai, Ami Nolan 

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 

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THEPROGRAMME 

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 Abi Lee: The City midfielder talks togetherness 

and high spirits as the Bantams bid to bounce back today 

11 Reserves: City are out to get revenge at 

Blackburn today, in more ways than one 

12-13 2016-17 Sponsorship: The first team player and 

management sponsors for the season 

14 Today’s Opposition — Huddersfield Town: 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, with the cup 

and plate competitions also going on 

20-21 Last time out: Read up on the Bantams’ last 

outing, as they visited Blackburn Rovers 

22 21 Questions: Player-manager Charlotte Stuart 

picks Ronaldo or Messi and talks teammates in this new 

feature’s debut 

23 Fixtures and Results: The club’s full schedule for 

the season 

THE STATS 

This is the third season in a row that Bradford and 

Huddersfield play each other for a third time— 

having met in the FA Women’s Cup for the past 

two seasons to add to their two league fixtures. 

City won both of those cup clashes, but this is the 

first meeting of these two in the plate, with this 

year seeing the Bantams debut in the competition. 

THE ISSUE 

Editor: Ameé Ruszkai 

Photos: George Wood 

Print: Staples (Bradford) 

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Chair Chatter: Sally Thackray ahead of today’s game 

Good afternoon to everyone for today’s FA Women's Premier League Plate competition fixture 

against Huddersfield Town Ladies FC. 

A warm welcome to all players, club officials and spectators who have made the short 

journey from Huddersfield to be here today. 

Almost unbelievably, today’s fixture is the third time we have met Huddersfield this season, 

and we still have the FA Women’s Cup to be drawn in which we could yet face each other 

again. 

I recall last year our FA Cup match against Huddersfield when the prize for the winner was an 

away trip to Yeovil! 

I don't think either team will be wanting a repeat of that, and hopefully the outcome for 

today’s victors won't be such a drastic journey. 

As ever, league form goes out of the window with Cup competitions, and the same is also true 

of our meetings with Huddersfield when the 'local derby' factors also have an impact. 

What I do know is that it will be a competitive game, with both sides looking to progress into 

the next round of the competition. So hang on to your hats! 

Elsewhere I’d like to wish good luck to our Reserve Team, who are in action today away at 

Blackburn Rovers. 

That will be a difficult game for our girls, as Blackburn are going strong across all teams this 

season. 

Hopefully they can put on a positive performance and get a result to match. 

Enjoy the game, 

Sally 


Match Preview: Bradford City vs Huddersfield Town 

Hannah Campbell scored 

when these two last met; 

that game ending 2-1 to 

Town. 

Bradford City welcome Huddersfield Town this 

afternoon in the last 16 of the FAWPL Plate. 

Current form 

Both teams come into this game off the back 

of defeats last Sunday. 

Sarah Dobby and Katie Nutter are likely to 

feature for the visitors. 

Previous meetings 

These two have already met twice this season, 

with both enjoying a win apiece. 

City were denied a fourth successive victory 

by leaders Blackburn Rovers, while Town were 

upended by second placed Middlesbrough. 

That snapped a winning run of their own, 

which had stretched to five games in all 

competitions. 

Team news 

City have no fresh injury concerns ahead of 

this game, with just Jess Graham remaining 

sidelined after an ankle injury earlier this 

season. 

The Bantams’ ‘keeper Charlotte Oates faces 

her former side again today, while ex-City duo 

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Bradford were victorious on home soil thanks 

to a terrific strike by Lucy Sowerby, whereas 

Huddersfield won on their own patch after 

turning around a 1-0 deficit at the beginning 

of October. 

It’s not the first time that a cup competition 

has required them to face each other three 

times either. 

The last two seasons have seen them clash in 

the FA Women’s Cup as well as twice in the 

league, the local rivals meeting with surprising 

regularity in the knockout competitions. 

City won both of those FA Cup games—3-0 

last season and 3-2 the year before.

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Abi Lee: “We can’t let the occasion get to us“ 

Very rarely can a team come off the pitch 

having lost a game, but still be able to afford a 

smile. 

Bradford City endured a day where everything 

went against them in Blackburn last Sunday. 

Two dubious fouls led to two even more 

dubious goals for the hosts, before Laura 

Elford’s second yellow on the hour rubbed salt 

in the wounds. 

However, from start to finish, even when they 

were playing with 10, the Bantams 

dominated. 

City, and Abi Lee above, have certainly endured their fair share 

of frustrations this season, but are finding real form now. 

togetherness, especially after going down to 

10 men—we still didn’t give up.” 

The 4-2 loss denied City what would have 

been a fourth successive victory, but while 

they can’t carry winning form into this 

afternoon’s game, they have momentum in 

other departments. 

“The way each of us wanted to work for the 

other person is perfect going into the 

Huddersfield game,” Lee explained. 

“It’s a game where attitude and mentality is 

key to make sure we get the result.” 

They took the game to the league leaders in a 

fearless manner and put on one of their most 

impressive performances so far. 

“We showed something we haven’t shown in 

previous games in that we kept going and 

didn’t go up,” said midfielder Abi Lee. 

“The way we wanted to work for each other 

throughout the whole of the game showed 

This couldn’t be truer. Huddersfield also come 

into the cup clash off the back of defeat, but 

in otherwise good form. 

They were 1-0 up against Middlesbrough last 

Sunday and well on track for what would have 

been a sixth win in a row. 

However, two goals in the final two minutes 

by Boro’s Rebekah Bass thwarted them in 


Abi Lee: “We can’t let the occasion get to us” 

the most dramatic style. 

Add to this the two close encounters between 

these City and Town we’ve already seen this 

season, and the psychological factors will 

certainly play a part today. 

For City, it’s about ensuring they are sharp, 

switched on and professional in their 

performance, as that’s what can earn them 

passage into the quarter-finals. 

“It’s always a competitive game and that’s 

something that’s guaranteed,” Lee said. 

“We just need more of the same of what we 

have been doing in recent weeks really, to get 

the win. 

“Key to that has been not giving up when we 

get the first goal—something at the beginning 

of the season we weren’t doing.” 

That was certainly the case when these two 

last met. 

Abi Lee in action against Derby County. 

City won the first clash 1-0 here at Eccleshill 

United courtesy of a Lucy Sowerby strike, so 

when they made the short journey down the 

M62 a few weeks later, they knew were more 

than capable of doing the double over their 

local rivals. 

The Bantams dominated proceedings on 

Town’s own patch too and they deservedly 

broke the deadlock just before the hour 

through Hannah Campbell. 

However, seven minutes later Huddersfield 

equalised and eight minutes after that, they 

went 2-1 up. 

It was a really difficult result for City to take— 

that frustration added to by the troubling 

fortunes the team were having in terms of 

injuries at the time. 

This time round though, City have just one 

player sidelined—Jess Graham still out with an 

ankle problem—and they are on their 

favoured home patch. 

Their last three games here at Eccleshill 

United have ended in three wins, with 15 

goals scored and just two going in at the other 

end. 

It’s no surprise then that there’s an aura of 

confidence around City when they are here, 

and those high spirits will be important today 

as they attempt to down a Huddersfield side 

also enjoying their football. 

“If we play how we have been in the past few 

weeks, I’m confident as a team we can get the 

result,” Lee said. 

“We just all need to make sure that we have 

that confidence and that we go into the game 

playing football like we know we can. 

“It’s just about not letting the occasion affect 

us.” 



Reserves: City out for revenge in Lancashire 

Away from Eccleshill United today, Bradford 

City’s reserves make a similar trip to that 

which the firsts did last Sunday as they face 

Blackburn Rovers. 

City lost 4-2 seven days ago in Lancashire to 

the table-topping Rovers, despite an 

impressive and encouraging display. 

Laura Gadd, pulled off two minutes after being 

introduced having ruptured her ACL—meant 

the trophy would not return to West Yorkshire 

after a two year absence. 

City go into the game today in high spirits, 

having won their first league game on their 

third attempt last weekend. 

The reserves are out to get a bit of revenge for 

their clubmates today then, even if it’s over a 

different set of Rovers players. 

Many of the players have their own score to 

settle from last season though, when City 

were beaten to the Reserve Cup by Blackburn. 

Only a few weeks after a very tight league 

affair in Bradford ended all square at 2-2, the 

final was set up nicely between two of the top 

three in the FAWPL Northern Reserve division. 

But a combination of Rovers’ quality and City’s 

poor luck on the day—the team’s only sub, 

Goals from Keavy Smith and Rebecca 

Sherrand gave the Bantams a more 

comfortable victory than the 2-1 scoreline 

suggests in a local derby with Guiseley Vixens. 

City’s schedule has been rather unkind this 

season, with it having been very stop-start so 

far—some teams in the division having played 

twice as many games as them already. 

They will be raring to go today then, and 

they’ll have to be up for it as they take on a 

Blackburn side who have only lost once in 

their six games. 

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Today’s opposition: Huddersfield Town LFC 

Huddersfield Ladies FC 

were formed in June 

1988 and joined the 

North-East Regional 

League Division Two 

where, in their first 

season, they won the 

League Cup and were promoted to Division 

One as champions. 

Over the next few seasons there were signs 

that an exciting team was beginning to 

emerge and the 1992-93 season saw them 

finish third in the league and as runners-up in 

the League Cup. 

At the end of that season, Huddersfield Ladies 

merged with Huddersfield Town Juniors, 

becoming Huddersfield Town Ladies FC. 

The 1993-94 season saw the first team carry 

all before them, losing only once all season as 

they did the treble—winning the league, the 

League Cup, the Yorkshire Cup. 

The following season saw the first team retain 

that league title, winning all of their 16 league 

matches, scoring 101 goals in the process. 

But after an incredibly successful start, they 

would endure tough times. 

Eventually Town were relegated twice over 

successive seasons to the Yorkshire and 

Humberside Premier League. 

However, in the same period a lot of time and 

effort was invested in producing a new crop of 

talented young players from within their own 

junior ranks. 

During the 2006-07 

season, the first team 

finished second in the 

first season of the 

North East Regional 

Women’s Premier 

Division. 

In the 2010-11 season the club won the 

NERWPL and the cup as they gained 

promotion to the Northern Women’s 

Combination League under the management 

of Mickey Booth. 

After 14 years in charge, Mickey decided to 

step down as first team manager at the end of 

the 2012-13 season. 

Three excellent coaches were appointed with 

Glen Preston as manager, and Ashley Vickers 

and Fraser Green as his assistants for the 2013 

-14 season. 

Their first season in charge couldn’t have gone 

much better. They won the Northern 

Women’s Combination League title by a 

margin of eight points, gaining promotion to 

the FAWPL Northern Division. 

In their two seasons since promotion, 

Huddersfield have finished fifth and eighth 

respectively. 

Vickers now manages the team, with Baz 

Arjomand and Tom Conway as his assistants. 

The trio are doing a terrific job so far this 

term, and today they are out to bounce back 

from defeat last Sunday that denied them 

what would have been a sixth successive win. 


FAWPL Round-up: Sunday 30 October 

There were only four fixtures last weekend, 

but that didn’t stop the FAWPL North 

throwing up a few surprises. 

Shock result number one came on the West 

Coast, where second-placed Fylde were 

knocked into third after defeat to Stoke. 

The Potters hammered a struggling 

Nottingham Forest 5-1 in midweek to end a 

run of six games without a win, and their 

confidence was on show at Mill Farm. 

The hosts applied most of the first half 

pressure, but an Ashleigh Hayes double saw 

Stoke go in at the break 2-0 up as they ended 

the opening period with a flourish. 

Fylde struggled to create much in the second 

half, frustrated by a strong Stoke defence who 

limited them to shots from range. 

City even nearly added a third, Danielle Brown 

producing a stunning save to deny Hannah 

Keryakoplis, but ultimately it didn’t matter as 

they took home an unlikely three points. 

Shock result number two came in the North 

East as bottom side Newcastle United edged 

out Leicester City, 1-0. 

The goal that decided the game was more 

than worthy of doing so too. 

It came from the left boot of Steph Ord, the 

Toon midfielder stealing the ball back in 

Leicester’s half before firing it into the top 

corner from all of 30 yards. 

Results—Sunday 30 October: 

Blackburn Rovers 4-2 Bradford City 

Fylde 0-2 Stoke City 

Huddersfield Town 1-2 Middlesbrough 

Newcastle United 1-0 Leicester City 

Leicester enjoyed a good start to the 

campaign, but have recently seen their form 

dwindle—this result epitomising that. 

Elsewhere, there was something of a surprise 

in West Yorkshire too. After a run of five 

successive wins, Huddersfield were brought 

back down to earth by Middlesbrough. 

Boro had won just two of their last five, and 

their luck showed no sign of turning when 

Clare Helm opened the scoring with an own 

goal. 

However, Rebekah Bass would save the day, 

scoring two goals in the final two minutes of 

the game to turn things around and give Boro 

a terrific 2-1 victory. 


FAWPL Preview: Sunday 6 November 

Two league, two Plate and three Cup games 

make up the FAWPL North agenda this week. 

Sticking with league matters, two of last 

week’s most impressive sides face off in the 

North East. 

Newcastle United and Stoke City caused the 

big upsets last Sunday, and they will look to 

pick up where they left off today. 

With Nottingham Forest not in league action, 

even a point will take Newcastle off the 

bottom, while a draw suits Stoke nicely too — 

who would climb three places, to fourth. 

The other league encounter is similarly 

exciting, as second placed Middlesbrough 

welcome third-placed Fylde. 

Despite their lofty positions, neither are in 

great form recently and will look to put their 

inconsistencies behind them to close the gap 

on still unbeaten leaders, Blackburn Rovers. 

Moving onto the cup and sticking with the 

table-toppers, Rovers take on Loughborough 

Foxes this afternoon, who were relegated 

from the third tier last season. 

The Foxes are flying in the Midlands Division 

One and will go into this game full of 

confidence, even if they are the underdogs. 

Derby County and West Bromwich Albion are 

also huge favourites in their cup games, as 

they too face lower league opposition. 

Fixtures—Sunday 6 November—League: 

Middlesbrough vs Fylde 

Newcastle United vs Stoke City 

Cup: 

Blackburn Rovers vs Loughborough Foxes 

Chester le Street Town vs Derby County 

West Bromwich Albion vs Wolverhampton 

Plate: 

Bradford City vs Huddersfield Town 

Chorley vs Leicester City 


If any, West Brom look the most likely to be 

upset, the out-of-sorts Northern champions 

facing a Wolves side who have lost just one 

league game all season. 

Derby’s opponents, Chester le Street Town, 

are sixth in the Northern Division One. 

Finally, the other Plate game away from 

Eccleshill United today sees Leicester up 

against Chorley, who have lost only once in 

Northern Division One this season.

2016-17 FAWPL Northern Division: The Standings 

POS P W D L GD PTS 

1 Blackburn Rovers LFC 8 7 1 0 17 22 

2 Middlesbrough LFC 9 6 1 2 17 19 

3 Fylde LFC 8 4 2 2 8 14 

4 Derby County LFC 7 4 0 3 2 12 

5 Bradford City WFC 11 4 0 7 0 12 

6 Leicester City WFC 7 4 0 3 -1 12 

7 Stoke City LFC 10 3 3 4 -2 12 

8 Huddersfield Town LFC 8 3 1 4 -1 10 

9 West Bromwich Albion WFC 7 2 1 4 -9 7 

10 Nottingham Forest LFC 9 2 1 6 -18 7 

11 Newcastle United WFC 8 2 0 6 -13 6 

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Last time out: Blackburn Rovers 4-2 Bradford City 

Photo: Colin Shorrock 

Bradford City were only a slice of luck away 

from recording a superb result at tabletopping 

Blackburn Rovers on Sunday. 

The dominant side throughout, the Bantams 

were frustrated to see two contentious 

decisions against them lead to goals 

conceded, while a similarly controversial 

sending off for striker Laura Elford hindered 

them going forward in response. 

But the characteristics on show by City, the 

way they came together to fight for every ball 

when little was going their way, meant 

everyone could be positive at full time. 

Fearlessness was going to be key for the 

Bantams as they searched for a result that 

would upset the pre-match odds. The way 

they came out of the blocks though, showed 

they could bring plenty of it to the table. 

Lucy Sowerby was a livewire from the off, with 

Abi Lee pulling the strings to create some 

early chances as City started brilliantly. 

The ball spent almost all of the opening half 

an hour in Rovers' half, if not their defensive 

third, as Bradford pressed well out of 

possession while being direct on the ball. 

Blackburn's pacey attack had been kept 

relatively quiet. City were sweeping up nicely, 

full-backs Shauna Legge and Chelsie Stokes coordinating 

their surges forward while Faye 

Boshell and Paige Crosby positioned 

themselves perfectly to deal with any threats. 

But this was an attack with several players 

already in double figures for the season. Ella 

Toone and Saffron Jordan had been almost 

non-existent for the first 30 minutes, but 

talented players can make an impact even 

when this is the case - as the two combined to 

break the deadlock. 

The second goal was more devastating 

though. A penalty was given moments after 

Rovers’ first, and the controversial spot-kick 

was dispatched to double the deficit almost 

immediately. 


Last time out: Blackburn Rovers 4-2 Bradford City 

Frustration grew when Charlotte Stuart's wellstruck 

effort hit the bar, but not scoring 

before half time perhaps helped Bradford. 

They went in at the interval with the emphasis 

on refocusing, and were incredibly sharp out 

upon the restart. 

Barely two minutes had gone when a patient 

team move in the area resulted in Lucy 

Sowerby drilling the ball across goal and into 

the far corner. 

City's frustration seemed to have been put to 

bed with this goal, while Charlotte Oates' save 

down the other end straight from the restart 

felt like it could be a pivotal moment in the 

game. 

There would be a game-changing minute in 

this fixture, but it wasn't that one. It came 

right on the hour, as City conceded a third and 

were reduced to 10. 

After waving away appeals for a Blackburn 

free-kick on the left wing, the referee came 

back to it following much delay—on the 

advice of his assistant on the opposite side. 

The resulting set piece, typically, produced 

Rovers' third goal of the day and the 

aftermath saw Elford dismissed in a similarly 

contentious manner. 

Playing half an hour with depleted numbers 

away at the unbeaten league leaders? A 

daunting task, to say the least. 

But City didn't see it like this. They had been 

on top, they knew they were capable of 

creating chances even with this disadvantage 

and, most importantly, they were willing to 

work that little bit harder to do so with 10 

players. 

An applaudable graft by the Bantams gave the 

impression that the game remained 11 versus 

11. Hannah Campbell summed up the drive 

and determination even when the chips were 

down, taking on Blackburn's entire back line 

late on only to be denied a stunning solo goal 

by a good save. 

Toone's similar effort at the other end did give 

Blackburn a fourth, but Ellie Olds responded 

to this with a looping header late on, 

narrowing the deficit to two once more. 

A difficult day out brought it's frustrations. It 

wasn't a bad day at the office, but a day in 

which City's luck was out. 

Photo: Colin Shorrock 

The character test Bradford endured, 

however, was passed with flying colours. 



What team do you support? 

Manchester United and Bradford City, obviously! 

Who was your favourite player growing up? 

Paul Scholes 

Best game you ever watched? 

Best one recently, Chelsea 2-4 Bradford. 

2016-17 Stats 

Apps: 13 

Starts: 13 

Goals: 4 

Yellow/Red cards: 

2/0 

Position: Utility 

Team you most enjoy watching? 

City 

Football fixture you most look forward to? 

Football is constantly on in my house, I can’t get 

enough! So I tend to watch as many games as I can. 

Ronaldo or Messi? 

Your teammates... 

Best trainer? 

Hannah 

Worst trainer? 

Abi Lee 

For me it’s got to be Ronaldo. He’s worked so hard 

to get where he is and shows it pays off. 

Your game... 

Do you have a pre-match routine? 

Of course. From when I get up I try do the same 

routine every week. 

Favourite shirt number? 

7 

Any footballing superstitions? 

Lots! Same socks, shin pads, underwear. 

Best goal you ever scored? 

I’ve had a few long range goals, most flukey haha! 

My best is probably a free-kick against Sheffield FC. 

Favourite game you played in? 

The first year we won the County Cup. 

Favourite pair of boots you owned? 

Old school Adidas predators 

Most skilful? 

Abi Lee 

Toughest? 

Bosh/Paige 

Most intelligent? 

Me! 

Least intelligent? 

Paige 

Joker? 

Oates, though we usually laugh at her not with her! 

Quickest? 

Hannah 

Slowest? 


This used to be Abi Lee but through hard work she 

is now a speed queen! It’s going to have to be 

Bosh, her age has taken over now…!

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 5 1 Stoke City Eccleshill United 

L 02/10/16 14:00 Derby County 3 1 Bradford City Mickleover Sports 

L 05/10/16 19:45 Huddersfield Town 2 1 Bradford City Shelley FC 

L 09/10/16 14:00 Bradford City 4 1 Leicester City WFC Eccleshill United 

PLATE 16/10/16 14:00 Crewe Alexandra 0 6 Bradford City Cumberland Arena 

L 23/10/16 14:00 Bradford City 6 0 Nottingham Forest Eccleshill United 

L 30/10/16 14:00 Blackburn Rovers 4 2 Bradford City STF Stadium 

PLATE 06/11/16 14:00 Bradford City Huddersfield Town Eccleshill United 

CC 20/11/16 14:00 Ossett Albion Bradford City Ossett Town FC 

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 08/01/17 14:00 Leicester City WFC Bradford City Riverside 

L 15/01/17 14:00 Newcastle United Bradford City SportNorthumbria 

L 12/02/17 14:00 West Brom Albion Bradford City Rushall Olympic 

L 26/02/17 14:00 Middlesbrough Bradford City Thornaby FC 

L 26/03/17 14:00 Nottingham Forest Bradford City Basford United FC 

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2 Zoe Roberts 

TODAY’S TEAMS 

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3 Shauna Legge 

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5 Meg Lawson 

6 Faye Boshell 

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8 Jess Graham 

9 Lucy Sowerby 

10 Hannah Campbell 

11 Laura Elford 

12 Rosie McDonnell 

13 Chloe Precious 

14 Paige Crosby 

15 Chelsie Stokes 

16 Keavy Smith 

17 Jade Brindle 

18 Abi Lee 

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Sunday 6 November 2016 

Kick-off 2PM 

Today’s Officials 

Referee 

Wayne Ralley 

Assistants 

Peter Binks 

Craig Frost 

Sophie Scargill 

Kate Mallin 

Victoria Abbott 

Fiona Berry 

Katie Nutter 

Charley Evans 

Abbie Mullen 

Katie Halligan 

Danielle Biglin 

Debbie Hastings 

Amy Battel 

Beth Jennings 

Georgia Hewitt 

Sarah Dobby 

Beth Smith 

Isabel Thomas 

Emily Heckler 

Dominique Balmond 

Lauren Santoro 

Rachael Ackroyd 

Katie Barnes 

MANAGER 

Ash Vickers 

ASSISTANT MANAGERS 

Baz Arjomand 

Tom Conway

Bradford City WFC vs Huddersfield Town LFC Programme

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