Bradford City WFC vs Blackburn Rovers LFC Programme

Bradford City Women’s Football Club 

vs 

Blackburn Rovers LFC 

SSE FA Women’s Cup 

Sunday 4 December 

Kick-off 1PM

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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, Danny Barker, Paul 

Scott 

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 

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Twitter: @bcwfc 

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Facebook: /bcwfc 

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 Chelsie Stokes: The Bantams’ defender talks 

confidence and today’s game plan 

11 News: An injury update, a new sponsor, and the 

lowdown on where our reserves and ‘A’ Team are today 

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

management sponsors for the season 

14 Today’s Opposition — Blackburn Rovers: Just who 

are this afternoon’s visitors? 

15 SSE FA Women’s Cup: A quick look at what other 

games are going on in the competition today 

16-17 The FA Women’s Premier League: A recap of last 

week’s games and a look at the current standings 

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

outing, as they visited Stoke City 

22 21 Questions: Player-coach Faye Boshell talks 

teammates and reveals the team she controversially 

supports... 

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

the season 

THE STATS 

This is the third time these two have met this 

season, with Blackburn having won both league 

meetings. 

Those two games have produced 10 goals between 

them, so paper suggests we will see a goalfest 

today! 

THE ISSUE 

Editor: Ameé Ruszkai 

Photos: George Wood 

Print: Staples (Bradford) 

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Lucy Sowerby (left) 

celebrates with Abi Lee 

after scoring a spot kick 

against Huddersfield. 

We wish Lucy a speedy 

recovery after the ankle 

ligament damage she 

sustained against Ossett 

Albion last month! 


Chair Chatter: Sally Thackray ahead of today’s game 

Good afternoon to everyone for today’s SSE Women's FA Cup match against Blackburn Rovers. 

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

across the Pennines to be here today. 

We met Huddersfield for the third time this season in the Plate competition in our last home 

match. Today we are also meeting Blackburn for the third time in another cup competition, 

the SSE Women's FA Cup. However, we will be striving to achieve a different result from that 

against Huddersfield and in both the league games against Blackburn this season. 

Blackburn are looking a very strong side this year, and it will not be a surprise to see them 

heading the league table at the end of the season. Our matches so far have been closer than 

the final scores might have suggested, and today’s encounter will be just as close as both sides 

battle it out to be in the draw for the next round at the end of the game. 

League form is not always relevant when it comes to cup competitions, and today gives us a 

chance to put the league to one side and work hard to stay in the cup. We come into the game 

after a convincing win against Stoke last week so confidence should be high, but we cannot be 

complacent, we know we are in for a hard game today. We do wish Blackburn the best of luck 

for the rest of the season, after today’s game of course! 

I also want to take this opportunity to mention the sad news that Bobby Campbell, aged 

60, passed away recently. Bobby was a legend at Valley Parade who scored 143 goals in two 

spells at City, totalling seven years. He is City's all time leading scorer and was one of the most 

colourful characters in the City team. He will be sadly missed and our thoughts are with his 

family and friends at this difficult time. 

Elsewhere, our 10 bet competition has come to a premature end as after last weekend there 

were no entrants left! The previous weekend saw three contenders still in the competition— 

Charlotte Stuart, Kirstie Hunt and Thomas Gadd. The prize money will be shared between 

those three. Many thanks to everyone who entered and to Jess Pearson for organising it. 

Enjoy the game, 

Sally 


Match Preview: Bradford City vs Blackburn Rovers 

Bradford City welcome Blackburn Rovers this 

afternoon in the First Round Proper of the SSE 

FA Women’s Cup. 

Current form 

If you’ve turned up today to see a top quality 

game of football, then you’re in luck—or at 

least that’s what paper suggests. 

Today’s clash features two confident, in-form 

teams, and their football should reflect that. 

Blackburn are yet to lose this season and are 

on a winning run of 13 games, while City are 

pursuing their third successive victory having 

looked sharp and well-rested following their 

first break of the campaign. 

Team news 

There’s mixed team news for the Bantams this 

afternoon. 

The good news is that Jess Graham is available 

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for selection again, having been out injured 

since September. 

However, the bad news starts with loanee 

Rachel Newborough not allowed to play by 

parent club Doncaster Belles, as it would cup 

tie her for when they enter the competition in 

the later rounds. 

Lucy Sowerby is the only injury, but one that 

City have already come to terms with—not a 

fresh one. 

Previous meetings 

These two have already met twice this season, 

with Blackburn winning both games. 

A 4-0 win here and a 4-2 win on their own 

patch means Rovers have taken six points 

from today’s hosts. 

City will be out for revenge then in what is 

expected to be another goal-fest, going by 

past encounters.

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Chelsie Stokes: “We want to control the game“ 

Chelsie Stokes gets stuck in 

against Middlesbrough. 

After losing to Blackburn twice this season 

already, the high spirits and self-belief 

Bradford City take into today’s game may 

come as a surprise to some. 

But anyone who watched their last encounter 

– a 4-2 win for Rovers on home soil – will 

understand. 

There’s a lot of ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’ in football, and 

they offered positives for City last time these 

two met. 

Had the Bantams had a little more luck in the 

first half and not been reduced to 10 in the 

second, who knows what could have 

happened. 

Even opposing manager Gemma Donnelly 

admitted her side were fortunate to lead 2-0 

at the break, with the Bantams pressing high, 

working hard and playing with no fear against 

the league leaders. 

“We did a really good job of staying composed 

mentally and playing our game,” recalled 

defender Chelsie Stokes. 

“We controlled the game and played how we 

wanted to.” 

After watching that game plan pay dividends, 

there’s no reason for City to opt for a different 

approach this afternoon then. 


“The game plan will be to play our game and 

not be scared,” Stokes said. 

“We want to control the tempo and the game, 

and stay composed throughout,” she added, 

touching upon the team’s strengths in their 

last clash with Rovers. 

That meeting just over two months ago was 

filled with unpredictability, but what we know 

we’ll see today is two confident sides. 

Blackburn remain undefeated this season. 

They’re into the quarter-finals of the FA 

Women’s Premier League Cup competition 

and are only second in the league on goal

Chelsie Stokes: “We want to control the game” 

difference – having three games in hand over 

leaders Middlesbrough. 

after the last time we played them,” Stokes 

said. 

On a 13-game winning streak, their only 

dropped points came back in August in a draw 

with Huddersfield. 

City’s form may not be as incredible, but it’s 

worth shouting about. 

Victory today would be their third in a row, 

with that week off clearly having aided them. 

After playing 14 games in 12 weeks, the 

Bantams enjoyed a natural break in the fixture 

list, with it well-needed after two successive 

defeats. 

They look well rested and as sharp as ever, as 

reflected in last week’s comfortable 3-1 win at 

Stoke. 

“There's definitely confidence going into this 

weekend, not only with two wins but also 

“We gained a lot of confidence by competing 

with a team who are top of the table. 

“We've really played as a team lately too 

which boosts the confidence a bit.” 

The unpredictability of the cup only adds to 

the occasion. 

Blackburn’s perfect start has to end at some 

point, and the Bantams would love to cause 

an upset. 

With a place in the next round at stake, it’s 

going to be a very competitive affair, with 

Stokes expecting a “physical” and “fast paced” 

game. 

“We expect this to be a tough match,” she 

said. 

“But one that we can definitely win.” 

Chelsie Stokes in action against Derby 

County. 



NEWS 

Our reserves have a new management team 

and they take charge of the team for the first 

time this afternoon. Danny Barker and Paul 

Scott have earned the opportunity after 

impressing in the junior set-up and today they 

make their touchline debut as City’s second 

team face their former boss, Jonathan Holden, 

and his new Brighouse Town side. 

We’re wishing a massive get well soon to 

striker Lucy Sowerby, who will be out 

injured until after Christmas. The striker 

sustained ankle ligament damage in City’s 

8-0 win at Ossett Albion in the County Cup 

and is sidelined for around a month. 

News coming out of the FA Women’s Premier League this week saw Fylde LFC deducted 

three points for fielding an ineligible player in their victory over Newcastle United back in 

September. The decision sees City climb the standings, leapfrogging Fylde into fourth. 

Our ‘A’ Team are also in action today as 

they take on one of their big rivals from 

recent years, Wetherby Athletic. The two 

have battled for league and cup titles over 

the last few seasons and developed their 

meetings into quite a meaningful fixture 

on both parts as a result. 

Chathas Deals are the 

latest company to join 

the club, sponsoring 

our U11s side for the 

season! Be sure to 

check them out on 

Facebook! 


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Faye Boshell 

Assistant Player- 

Manager 

Charlotte Stuart 

Player-Manager 

7 

Chris Birks 

Goalkeeper Coach 

Lee Harrison 

Senior Coach 

Ami Nolan 

Media 

Kirsty Goodbold 

Physio 

1 

Charlotte Oates 

Club captain 

2 

Zoe Roberts 

3 

Shauna Legge 

4 

Ellie Olds 

Sponsored by 

5 

Meg Lawson

Jess Graham 

8 

9 

Lucy Sowerby 

10 

Hannah Campbell 

11 

Laura Elford 

Rosie McDonnell 

12 

13 

Chloe Precious 

14 

Paige Crosby 

Sponsored by 

16 

Keavy Smith 

Sponsored by 

15 

Chelsie Stokes 

18 

Abi Lee 

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Jade Brindle 

Sponsored by

Formed in 1991, 

Blackburn Rovers 

Ladies have 

enjoyed a 

glorious rise to 

the pinnacle of 

women's football. 

Today’s opposition: Blackburn Rovers LFC 

Under the 

supervision of the 

club's Community Department and the 

watchful eye of BRFC, the Ladies team needed 

only seven seasons to reach the Northern 

Combination League. 

Following a move to the club's magnificent 

£20m Brockhall training complex in 2003, 

Rovers went on to lift the Lancashire Cup and 

become the first team to win the Northern 

Combination title with a 100% league record. 

An undefeated Rovers set a Northern Division 

record in 2005-06, winning 20 of 22 league 

games and lifting the Lancashire Cup for the 

third year running, whilst Andy McNally 

became the first non-top flight coach to be 

named Nationwide Manager of the Year. 

Adam Lakeland replaced McNally at the helm 

in January 2007 and guided the team to a 

fourth successive Lancashire Cup and the 

historic achievement of two successive FA 

Women's Cup ‘Team of the Round’ awards, en 

route to the semi-final stage. 

Rovers endured a disappointing season in 

2008-09, losing the Lancashire Cup final on 

penalties to Rochdale, but they bounced back 

in 2009-10. They won the Lancashire Cup for 

the sixth time in seven seasons and their 

strong end to the season included an historic 

1-1 draw against Arsenal at Ewood Park. 

Despite a superb 

start to the 2010-11 

season, Rovers were 

relegated to the 

Northern Division on 

goal difference 

following a final day 

draw away to 

Barnet. 

Scott Rogers guided the team to the latter 

stages of all three domestic cup competitions 

in 2011-12, lifting the Lancashire Cup, and 

made a late promotion push in the Northern 

Division, only to eventually finish fourth. 

After an impressive temporary stint the 

season before, Gemma Donnelly took full 

control and assembled a new-look squad for a 

successful 2014-15. 

Rovers finished third in the FA Women’s 

Premier League Northern Division and 

secured silverware by lifting the Lancashire 

Challenge Cup for the first me in three years, 

beating Morecambe 3-1 victory in the final. 

2015-2016 saw Rovers towards the top of the 

table again, finishing third in the FA Women’s 

Premier League Northern Division with an 

increased points tally. 

Rovers were able to retain the County Cup 

and the return of a reserve team was also a 

success as they would go on to win the 

Reserve League Cup. 

This year has already proven to be a milestone 

for the club too. Rovers’ highly reputable 

Centre of Excellence was granted a tier 1 

status as a Regional Talent Centre, the highest 

level available. 


SSE FA Women’s Cup Preview: Sunday 4 December 

Bradford City’s clash with Blackburn Rovers 

today is one of five all third-tier clashes in the 

SSE FA Women’s Cup. 

Last season’s Northern Division champions 

West Bromwich Albion welcome Fylde in one 

of the picks of the round, while another 

encounter between two of Bradford’s league 

rivals sees Derby County visit Huddersfield. 

Staying in Yorkshire, Bradford’s local rivals 

Guiseley Vixens welcome Nottingham Forest 

and we could well see an upset. 

The Vixens currently top the division below, 

while Forest are struggling at the bottom of 

the third tier. 

Another local rival of City’s, Brighouse Town 

play host to fifth division Peterborough 

Northern Star in a game they will be more 

than expected to win. 

On the rise Sheffield United will play at 

Bramall Lane against Leicester City’s 

Development side, while the blue and white 

side of the Steel City – Sheffield Wednesday – 

visit Radcliffe Olympic, who are two divisions 

above them. 

Moving down South, Cambridge United could 

also cause an upset this afternoon as the 

South East Division One leaders host the side 

bottom of the division above, Queens Park 

Rangers. 

United’s league rivals, Luton Town are 

enjoying good form too and will present a 

tough challenge to their own Premier League 

opposition, Portsmouth. 

The London derby between Charlton and 

Crystal Palace should be a very competitive 

one between two third tier sides, while West 

Ham and Coventry provide another tough to 

call game between two league rivals. 

Wednesday and Leicester’s development side 

make up two of the group of five lowest 

ranked sides left in the competition. 

Leicester have one of the best chances to 

progress, with Sheffield United only one 

division above them, while Regents Park 

Rangers are the only ones granted a home tie 

to potentially give them an advantage. 

They welcome fourth division Keynsham Town 

this afternoon. 


FAWPL Round-up: Sunday 27 November 

A narrow 3-2 victory over Derby County took 

Middlesbrough to the top of the FA Women’s 

Premier League Northern Division last Sunday. 

Bianca Owens’ 13th goal in 14 games put Boro 

ahead, but not for long. Nicole Dale equalised 

less than five minutes later as the Rams aimed 

to bounce back from a surprise cup exit at 

lower-league Chester le Street Town. 

However, instead they would fall to a third 

successive defeat by the same scoreline which 

Boro beat them in the reverse. 

Emily Scarr put the visitors ahead again just 

past the hour, while substitute Ellie Dobson 

doubled that lead. 

Ellie May pulled one back for Derby off the 

bench to make for a nervy finish, but Boro saw 

out the result to move to the summit. 

The big battle at the bottom, meanwhile, saw 

Nottingham Forest come out on top as they 

downed Newcastle United 5-1. 

The Toon Army are four points adrift at the 

foot of the table now, with Annabel 

McKechnie’s seventh minute strike 

immediately putting them on the back foot in 

the game. 

Katie Lowder added another before half time, 

while Charlotte Broad and Catherine Beaver 


had Forest 4-0 up before the hour. 

Sophie Williams pulled one back for United, 

but Georgia Gladwin restored the hosts’ four 

goal lead in the dying moments. 

Result—Sunday 27 November: 

Derby County 2-3 Middlesbrough 

Huddersfield Town 1-6 Leicester City 

Nottingham Forest 5-1 Newcastle United 

Stoke City 1-3 Bradford City 

Elsewhere, Leicester City ran riot in 

Huddersfield in a result that did anything but 

follow the recent form of both sides. 

It took the Foxes only five minutes to break 

the deadlock through Kim Farrow, and Shauna 

Cossens would double that lead before the 15 

minute mark. 

Town captain Kate Mallin pulled one back 

before the half hour mark, but Leicester 

restored their two goal lead within a minute 

as Farrow bagged her second of the day. 

Sophie Domingo’s penalty made it four before 

the break, while another for her and a header 

from Lauren Impey rounded things off nicely 

in the second period to take Leicester into 

third.

2016-17 FAWPL Northern Division: The Standings 

POS P W D L GD PTS 

1 Middlesbrough LFC 12 8 1 3 19 25 

2 Blackburn Rovers LFC 9 8 1 0 18 25 

3 Leicester City WFC 9 5 1 3 4 16 

4 Bradford City WFC 12 5 0 7 2 15 

5 Fylde LFC 10 4 3 3 6 12 

6 Derby County LFC 8 4 0 4 1 12 

7 Stoke City LFC 11 3 3 5 -4 12 

8 Huddersfield Town LFC 10 3 2 5 -6 11 

9 Nottingham Forest LFC 11 3 2 6 -14 11 

10 West Bromwich Albion WFC 8 3 1 4 -8 10 

11 Newcastle United WFC 10 2 0 8 -18 6 

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Last time out: Stoke City 1-3 Bradford City 

Level on points prior to kick-off, but separated 

by a dominant performance at full time. 

Bradford City brushed Stoke aside last Sunday 

to complete their first ever league double 

over the Potters. 

Ahead of today’s huge cup tie with Blackburn, 

City flew out of the blocks as Hannah 

Campbell - fresh off the back of six goals last 

week - broke the deadlock inside two 

minutes. 

The floodgates slowly opened as Campbell 

followed up that emphatic finish with her 

second of the day, and Abi Lee added a third 

just before the break. 

As is usually the case with heavy half time 

scorelines, Stoke tightened up after the 

interval and City took their foot off the gas a 

little, allowing the Midlands outfit to grab a 

consolation late on. 

But the Bantams didn't need any second half 

goals to secure a result that had already been 

put beyond doubt. 

Knowing that a win could take them as high as 

third, City approached this game with the 

right mentality and were rewarded 

immediately. 

Despite downing their opponents 5-1 in the 

reverse, they showed no complacency and 

instead were ruthless from the off as 

Campbell clinically converted within seconds 

of the first whistle. 

With their confidence high as Stoke's heads 

dropped, City really made their mark on the 

game from there. 

First to every ball and not shying out of any 

challenge, they made it increasingly difficult 

for the Potters to create an opportunity to 

respond. 

And if any complacency started to creep in, it 

was quickly shut out when a goalmouth 

scramble at the away end provided City with a 

wake up call. 

Less than five minutes later, it was two. 

Charlotte Stuart and Shauna Legge were 

rested for City’s County Cup clash the week 

prior, and the two combined on their returns 

to give Campbell the chance to make it two - 

which she finished with no hesitation. 


Last time out: Stoke City 1-3 Bradford City 

Keen to get in on the act, Lee linked up with 

Laura Elford to catch Stoke out once more 

while they were still licking their wounds after 

goal number two. 

A superb ball from the striker found her 

teammate, and Lee in turn found the back of 

the net with composure that suggested 

anything but it being her first strike of the 

season. 

The midfielder's flair and creativity had caught 

the eye for the entirety of the first half, and it 

continued to do so after she broke her duck. 

Linking up well with Campbell on her left, new 

signing Rachel Newborough on her right and 

fellow midfielder Stuart, Lee was at the centre 

of a number of half-chances created for City 

to add to their tally. 

But Stoke made the most of their opportunity 

to regroup at half time and looked a lot more 

solid in the second period. 

Campbell struck an effort just wide past the 

hour, but that was the closest the Bantams 

really came to grabbing a fourth - and that the 

forward herself came to bagging another hattrick. 

Instead, the Potters would pull one back late 

on, narrowing the deficit to a more 

respectable two goals even if it didn't do them 

any favours with regards to getting a result. 

The points were City's, and they were enough 

to lift the visitors into fourth after Derby's 3-2 

defeat at home to Middlesbrough. 

More importantly, the result means back-toback 

wins for Bradford and gives them real 

momentum going into today’s cup clash. 

Oates 

Boshell 

Crosby 

Newborough 

Stokes 

Olds 

Lee 

Stuart 

Legge 

Campbell 

Elford 

Player of the Match: Paige Crosby 

City XI vs Stoke 


21 Questions 

Faye Boshell 

What team do you support? 

Leeds United 

Who was your favourite player growing up? 

Alan Smith 

Team you most enjoy watching? 

At the moment, probably Liverpool 

Football fixture you most look forward to? 

Any derby game 

Ronaldo or Messi? 

Ronaldo 

Your game... 

Do you have a pre-match routine? 

Yeah—eating at the right time, coming onto the 

pitch in the same place, and little things I do in the 

warm-up 

Favourite shirt number? 

6 

Any footballing superstitions? 

I can’t tell you that! 

Best goal you ever scored? 

A free-kick at Stoke a couple of seasons ago— 

screamer! I later got sent off! 

Favourite game you played in? 

The County Cup final against Leeds, the first time 

we won it under Steve 

Favourite pair of boots you owned? 

Got to be copas—classics! 

Your teammates... 

Best trainer? 

I’ll have to say Zoz, unless she’s got a cold! 

Worst trainer? 

Ellie, she never has a clue what she’s doing! 

Most skilful? 

Abi Lee 

Toughest? 

Elford 

Most intelligent? 

In general, none of us! On the pitch, definitely the 

boss, CS7! 

Least intelligent? 

Paige! Goes without saying 

Joker? 

Oates (Oakes)! 

Quickest? 

Hannah 

2016-17 Stats 

Apps: 11 

Starts: 11 

Goals: 0 

Slowest? 

Oates! I would definitely beat her in a race 

Most vain? 

Jess G, though I’m a close second! 

Yellow/Red cards: 

4/0 

Position: Defender 

BONUS! 

Longest in the shower? 

Hannah 

Biggest moaner? 

Abi Lee 

Worst dress sense? 

Chelsie 


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 2 2 Huddersfield Town Eccleshill United 

CC 20/11/16 14:00 Ossett Albion 0 8 Bradford City Ossett Town FC 

L 27/11/16 14:00 Stoke City 1 3 Bradford City Norton United 

FAC 04/12/16 13:00 Bradford City Blackburn Rovers Eccleshill United 

L 11/12/16 14:00 Bradford City Newcastle United Eccleshill United 

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

Blackburn Rovers LFC 

1 Charlotte Oates 

2 Zoe Roberts 

TODAY’S TEAMS 

Cara Bickett 

Ellie Cook 

3 Shauna Legge 

4 Ellie Olds 

5 Meg Lawson 

6 Faye Boshell 

7 Charlotte Stuart 

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 

MANAGER 

Charlotte Stuart 

COACHING STAFF 

Lee Harrison 

Faye Boshell 

Chris Birks 

PHYSIO 

Kirsty Goodbold 

Sunday 27 November 

2016 

Kick-off 1PM 

Today’s Officials 

Referee 

Gavin Hock 

Assistants 

Bob Gatenby 

Bartosz Przewiezlikowski 

Natasha Fenton 

Sophie Flynn 

Danielle Hill 

Jess Holbrook 

Saffron Jordon 

Katie Maher 

Ella McCamon 

Faye McCoy 

Kayleigh McDonald 

Kelsey Pearson 

Emma Rankin 

Lynda Shepherd 

Georgia Stevens 

Ainsley Strickland 

Ella Toone 

Danielle Whitham 

MANAGER 

Gemma Donnelly

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