Bradford City WFC vs Newcastle United WFC Programme

Bradford City Women’s Football Club 

vs 

Newcastle United WFC 

FA Women’s Premier League 

Sunday 11 December 

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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 

Website: www.bcwfc..co.uk 

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 Jess Graham: After returning from injury last 

week, the City midfielder is raring to go again 

11 Just A Ball Game: All about today’s match sponsor 

and their campaign to kick discrimination out of football 

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

management sponsors for the season 

14 News: The club resigned an old face this week, 

and she could start this afternoon… 

15 SSE FA Women’s Cup: A quick look at the results 

from last weekend’s cup ties 

16-17 The FA Women’s Premier League: Previewing this 

afternoon’s games and a reminder of the current standings 

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

outing, as they hosted Blackburn Rovers 

22 21 Questions: Zoe Roberts talks teammates and 

picks between Ronaldo and Messi 

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

the season 

THE STATS 

Bradford have lost just one of their last seven 

games against Newcastle (W5 D1). 

Those seven meetings have produced 25 goals, 

with the fixture averaging 3.5 goals per encounter. 

The Bantams have never lost at home to Newcastle 

in the FAWPL. 

THE ISSUE 

Editor: Ameé Ruszkai 

Photos: George Wood 

Print: Staples (Bradford) 

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Wearing black armbands, City 

pay their respects to those 

who died in Colombia last 

month when a plane carrying 

Brazilian team Chapecoense to 

their Copa Sudamericana final 

crashed. 


Chair Chatter: Sally Thackray ahead of today’s game 

Good afternoon to everyone for today’s FA Women's Premier League Northern Division match 

against Newcastle United WFC. A warm welcome to all players, club officials and spectators 

who have made the journey from Newcastle to be here today. 

Last week saw us entertain Blackburn Rovers in the first round of the SSE FA Women’s Cup. 

We were unlucky to concede a goal in the final few minutes of the game giving Blackburn the 

opportunity to go into the next round, we wish them well. 

Today’s opponents will be looking to improve their current league position, but their position 

at the foot of the table does not tell the whole story. Their current form is not dissimilar to 

other teams in the league in terms of games lost and won, but other teams, including us, have 

played more games. So today both sides will be battling hard to secure maximum points. 

I am pleased to welcome Lindsay England today, the founder of Just a Ball Game?, who have 

kindly agreed to sponsor the match. Just a Ball Game? is a campaign group that aims to help 

grassroots and professional sports groups, amongst others, deliver core values of 'Safety- 

Inclusion-Respect' around LGBT people, sexual orientation and gender identity. They also aim 

to raise awareness and challenge what is seen as homophobia/anti gay etc. 

Bradford City’s men’s team are already a partner with Just a Ball Game? and as we also 

become a partner, I think this makes us the first club to take this step. There is more 

information about Just a Ball Game? in this programme and at www.justaballgame.co.uk. 

We are grateful for the support of Just a Ball Game? today. Without this kind of support it 

would be impossible to continue providing football for the girls and women of Bradford. 

Elsewhere by a quirk of fixtures, our Reserve team are also playing Newcastle Reserves, but 

we will be the team doing the travelling! 

Good luck to them as they aim to follow up last week’s win over Brighouse Town. 

Enjoy the game, 

Sally 


Match Preview: Bradford City vs Newcastle United 

Paige Crosby in action against Newcastle last season. 

Bradford City welcome Newcastle United this 

afternoon in the FA Women’s Premier League. 

Current form 

These two come into today’s game fresh off 

the back of SSE FA Women’s Cup results that 

contradict their current form. 

Bottom of the table Newcastle beat RACA 

Tyne 3-0, while Bradford were denied a third 

successive victory as they fell 1-0 at home to 

Blackburn Rovers. 

Newcastle will hope to build on that win 

today, bidding to survive, while City aim to 

bounce back. 

Team news 

City’s recent loan signing Rachel Newborough 

is in line to make her league debut today, new 

signing Yasmin Ayub could make her second 

debut, and Jess Graham is in contention to 

start too after returning from injury last week. 

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Graham could replace Ellie Olds in the starting 

line-up, who this week tore her ankle 

ligaments and could be out for two months. 

Making 13 starts and scoring two goals this 

season, Olds will be a sorry miss as she joins 

striker Lucy Sowerby in the treatment room— 

who suffered the same injury just last month. 

Previous meetings 

City have a fantastic recent record against the 

Magpies and have never lost at home to them 

in the FA Women’s Premier League. 

Newcastle did beat City 3-1 on Tyneside last 

term, but the Bantams were 2-1 victors in the 

cup and won 3-0 on their own patch to get 

one up on the Toon Army. 

Incidentally, none of the City players who 

scored against Newcastle last season will 

feature today. Three have since left the club, 

while Rosie McDonnell will not be involved.

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Jess Graham: “It felt amazing being back on the pitch“ 

Jess Graham gets stuck in against Blackburn earlier this season. 

After two months out injured, Jess Graham 

returned to action last weekend as a second 

half substitute in the 1-0 defeat to Blackburn 

Rovers. 

Today, she is in contention to make her full 

return, even more so with Ellie Olds’ injury 

opening up a space in midfield. 

Whether she starts or just features from the 

bench again though, Graham is raring to go 

after enduring a significant spell on the 

sidelines. 

“It felt amazing being back on the pitch 

Sunday as I thought it would be at least next 

year until I'd be able to be back training,” said 

City’s number eight. 

“It's the first time I've been injured properly in 

my football life, so it has made me even more 

determined to train harder because I have 

missed it so much on and off the pitch.” 

Similar levels of determination run through 

the squad today, as they aim to bounce back 

from last Sunday’s narrow loss. 

After such a positive display, defeat was 

difficult for the Bantams to take, and 

especially given the manner in which it was 

dealt to them. 

An 87th minute strike—arguably Rovers’ first 

real attempt at goal—saw them progress to 

the second round of the SSE FA Women’s Cup, 

while City crashed out. 

But the Bantams have taken countless 

positives from the game and go into today’s 

clash with Newcastle United full of 

confidence. 

“Blackburn are title contenders but we were 

the better team, and I think a lot of people 

would agree with me,” said Graham. 

“Compared to the first time we played them 

[a 4-0 loss in September], we have improved 

massively and that’s a great positive for the 


Jess Graham: “It felt amazing being back on the pitch” 

club moving forward as we are a fairly new 

team.” 

This afternoon, City go from playing favourites 

for the title to playing favourites to be 

relegated. 

Newcastle have won just two of their opening 

10 games, leaving them four points adrift at 

the foot of the table. 

West Bromwich Albion are the team they are 

chasing down, but last season’s champions 

have began to pick up form and distance 

themselves from the foot of the table. 

Even so, Graham says the Bantams are not 

underestimating this afternoon’s opponents. 

“Today we have to bring the same attitude 

and fight we showed against Blackburn to 

secure a win,” she said. 

“The table may not reflect the ability of teams 

Jess Graham finally made her 

return from injury last week, 

replacing Abi Lee against Blackburn. 

and we have to be ready to take three points 

from every game.” 

She is right to be cautious too. Newcastle 

come into the game full of confidence after 

defeating lower-league RACA Tyne 3-0 in the 

SSE FA Women’s Cup last Sunday and they will 

be hoping to spring a surprise. 

Bar a heavy 5-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest 

two weeks ago, the Toon Army’s last few 

games have been close ones—with victory 

over Leicester sandwiched in between a 2-1 

loss at West Brom and a 1-0 defeat to 

Blackburn. 

They are capable of competing with the top 

sides, and will be out to prove that once more 

today in pursuit of a precious win in their bid 

to stay up. 

But this is a game City will rightly be confident 

in taking three points from—granted they are 

on their game. 

The spirits are high in the dressing room and 

the performances have been very good after a 

tricky start. 

“To improve on last week, we are looking to 

be more direct and more confident going 

forward against Newcastle,” Graham said. 

City may not have a victory from their last 

outing to bring into this game like their 

opponents, but their number eight believes 

“bouncing off a good performance from last 

Sunday will help” in their bid for a more 

positive result this afternoon. 

“We have a lot of passion at this club. 

“We fight for every ball and have started to 

communicate well on the pitch. 

“We have amazing ability at the club too and 

need to start showing it off.” 



Today’s Match Sponsor: Just A Ball Game? 

Today’s game is sponsored 

by Just A Ball Game? – a 

campaign group focused 

on promoting diversity and 

fighting discrimination and 

homophobia in sport. 

Just a few weeks after 

rainbow laces and rainbow 

captain’s armbands graced 

the men’s Premier League, Bradford City WFC 

will today show their support for the LGBT+ 

community as well. 

The players will wear the campaign’s t-shirts 

in today’s warm-up as a symbol of that as 

everyone at the club looks forward to learning 

more about what they do. 

“Teaming up with BCWFC gives Just A Ball 

Game? a chance to spread the word on our 

campaign work, which 

seeks to raise awareness 

around LGBT+ inclusion 

and visibility, and also 

challenge what is seen as 

homophobia or anti-gay,” 

said Lindsay England, 

founder of the campaign. 

“We have already seen 

the men’s team support our campaign for 

several seasons now and we are very much 

looking forward to partnering with the 

women’s squad to showcase how seriously 

football in Bradford is around equality and 

diversity.” 

The rainbow pride flag flies high at Valley 

Parade, and a short walk from the stadium 

will take you to another of Just A Ball Game?’s 

partners – Bradford Brewery. 

Support from the campaign is growing around 

the country too, with more and more banners 

in support of the LGBT+ community starting to 

appear around the Football League. 

Bradford City WFC are proud to get behind 

Just A Ball Game? and join them in their fight 

to kick all forms of discrimination out of the 

beautiful game. 

“Just A Ball Game? would like to thank 

everyone at BCWFC for the partnership, which 

shows support for the important work we are 

doing and the real difference we are making 

in challenging discrimination within the 

game,” England said. 

“We have a huge interest in the women’s 

game and are very grateful for the respect 

and acceptance it brings to young people.” 


2016-17 SPONSORSHIP 

6 

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 

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Keavy Smith 

Sponsored by 

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Chelsie Stokes 

18 

Abi Lee 

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Jade Brindle 

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Today’s opposition 

News: City’s new signing 

Ayub guided Brighouse to the NERWFL Premier 

Division title last year, and with it promotion. 

Newcastle United WFC 

Northern Combination League: 

2011-12 

Combination League Cup: 

2004-05 

Northern Combination League Cup: 

1998-99 

Northern Combination 

Development League Cup: 

2012-13 

Northumberland FA Senior Cup: 

2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2003–04, 

2004–05, 2007-8 2011-2012 

Lloret Cup: 

2003–04 

Y.E.S Cup (Year of Exercise and Sport): 

2006–07 

Nationwide Club of the Year: 

2006–07 

John O’Farrell Charity Cup: 

2009–10 

Great news for Bradford City this week came in 

the form of a new signing, though it’s not a new 

face. 

After eight years away from the club, Yasmin 

Ayub returns to the Bantams’ set-up. 

A versatile asset who can play in the centre of 

midfield or lead the front line, ‘Yaz’ came 

through City’s junior set up but would leave the 

club at the age of 19. 

She joined Kirklees Ladies in 2009, who merged 

with Brighouse Town in 2013. A stalwart in the 

team, Ayub went on to become Town’s club 

captain but could 

not resist the 

opportunity to 

return to her 

former club ahead 

of the second half 

of the season. 

The 27-year-old is 

in contention to 

start this 

afternoon, with 

Ellie Olds missing 

in midfield 

through injury. 


SSE FA Women’s Cup Round-up: Sunday 4 December 

Seven of the FAWPL Northern Division’s 11 

sides remain in the SSE FA Women’s Cup after 

last Sunday’s first round ties. 

There were exits for Bradford City, Fylde and 

Huddersfield Town in three all-third tier 

clashes, as league rivals progressed at their 

expense. 

City fell narrowly to Blackburn Rovers, whose 

first meaningful effort at goal produced an 

87th minute winner after the Bantams had hit 

the woodwork three times. 

In Huddersfield, one goal was also enough for 

the visitors as Derby County’s Natalie Reay 

sent her side through to the second round. 

Meanwhile, Fylde fell to West Bromwich 

Albion in a more one-sided 4-1 result. 

The Baggies were 2-0 up inside eight minutes 

thanks to goals from Leigh Dugmore and 

Abigail Cottam, before Trina Greaves added a 

third in the second half. 

Danielle Young pulled one back for Fylde, but 

she would then see red and Cottam wrapped 

things up against the 10-men for West Brom. 

Elsewhere, Stoke City were on the wrong end 

of an upset as they were eliminated by lowerleague 

Liverpool Marshall Feds on penalties. 

The Merseysiders came from 1-0 down in 

normal time and built upon substitute Carla 

Lee’s equaliser to win the tie dramatically. 

The script was followed in most other ties. 

Northern Division One leaders Guiseley Vixens 

looked capable of causing an upset at home to 

struggling Nottingham Forest, but Charlotte 

Broad secured the visitors a 1-0 win. 

Leicester City and Newcastle United both 

defeated lower-league opposition 3-0 on the 

road, overcoming Birmingham & West 

Midlands and RACA Tyne respectively, while 

Middlesbrough downed sixth division 

Hartlepool United 1-0. 

The day’s biggest upset came down South, 

where Cambridge United overcame QPR 3-1. 

Long Eaton United and Plymouth Argyle were 

awarded walkovers, while the only place left 

up for grabs is between Southampton and 

Swindon Town, after their game was 

postponed. 


FAWPL Preview: Sunday 11 December 

Cup and Plate ties this afternoon mean there 

are just three league fixtures to be played. 

Huddersfield Town and Leicester City are both 

bidding for a place in the semi-finals of the 

Plate, visiting lower-league opposition. 

Town travel Tranmere Rovers, who beat 

Mossley Hill 2-1 in the last round, while 

Leicester will battle a Keynsham Town side 

who upset third division West Ham United in 

the last 16. 

In the cup, West Bromwich Albion make the 

trip to London to face Southern division side 

Charlton Athletic, who surprisingly defeated 

Portsmouth 4-2 in the previous round. 

Meanwhile Blackburn Rovers are aiming to 

maintain their unbeaten start to the season at 

lower-league Chester le Street Town, who 

upset Derby County to reach the last eight. 

But back to league matters—there are six 

sides in action today, all aiming to take 

advantage of the fact that those around them 

in the standings aren’t. 

Here at Eccleshill United, Bradford City know 

that a win can lift them as high as third, with 

Leicester playing in the Plate. 

Fylde and Derby County will hoping the 

Bantams slip up though, as if there is a winner 

in their clash and Newcastle also register 

three points, the victor will climb into fourth. 

The two are level on points after a deduction 

for Fylde, who fielded an ineligible player 

when facing Newcastle in September. 

Fixtures—Sunday 11 December: 

Bradford City vs Newcastle United 

Fylde vs Derby County 


Nottingham Forest vs Middlesbrough 

Both were early season title contenders, but 

have since seen their form tail off. 

They will be hoping to show just what they are 

capable of today though in an intriguing clash. 

Elsewhere, leaders Middlesbrough are looking 

to open up a three point gap between them 

and Blackburn today. 

With Rovers not in league action, even a draw 

for Boro at struggling Nottingham Forest will 

separate the top two on something other than 

goal difference. 

Forest have picked up form recently though, 

hammering Newcastle 5-1 in their last home 

game. They will be confident in extending 

their unbeaten run to five games this 

afternoon.

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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Abi Lee races away from her marker 

in last week’s SSE FA Women’s Cup 

clash with Blackburn Rovers. 


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Last time out: Bradford City 0-1 Blackburn Rovers 

Ellie Olds in action against Blackburn. 

Bradford City are out of the SSE FA Women's 

Cup after Faye McCoy's 87th minute effort 

secured Blackburn Rovers' passage to the 

second round. 

City boss Charlotte Stuart described their two 

previous meetings this season as having been 

settled by 'fine margins,' and that rang true 

again last Sunday. 

The Bantams hit the woodwork in both halves 

and prevented a talented Blackburn side from 

playing the football that has them favourites 

to win the league this year. 

But Rovers grafted and stole the win in the 

dying moments, McCoy coming off the bench 

to fire the winner in hard and low past 

Charlotte Oates. 

It was a tight and well-contested affair, with 

few real chances throughout as City frustrated 

Rovers but found it difficult to break through 

their organised back line. 


Rovers' Ainsley Strickland fired over on the 

turn early on, while Ellie Olds headed a couple 

of Zoe Roberts' set pieces wide of the mark to 

set the tone. 

In such a scrappy encounter, balls into the box 

looked the most likely source of an opening 

goal as Hannah Campbell too directed one just 

off target before the half hour mark. 

Blackburn had their own openings in the first 

period as well, with Saffron Jordan seeing a 

goal disallowed for offside before Ellie Cook's 

header from a corner went wide. 

But it was City who had the biggest chance of 

the half and it was they who came closest to 

breaking the deadlock. 

Laura Elford played a perfectly-weighted pass 

through for Campbell, and her arrowed effort

Last time out: Bradford City 0-1 Blackburn Rovers 

on goal struck the foot of the post just before 

half time. 

It was a game suitable for the old cliché; a 

game that was going to either be won by 

some flukey goal or defensive error, or by a 

superb strike. 

The former appeared to be the more likely 

when Oates was forced to tip a goal bound 

corner over the bar, and then even more so 

when Roberts' looping cross hit the woodwork 

at the other end. 

But more quality crept into the game as time 

ticked by. Legs tired, more space and time was 

allowed on the ball, and chances were 

created. 

Campbell forced a very good low save out of 

her opposing 'keeper, Danielle Hill, before 

Rovers defender Kelsey Pearson was first to 

pounce on the loose ball to clear the danger. 

Blackburn were inches away from a winner 

too when Emma Shepherd rose highest at a 

corner and headed only a fraction wide. 

Though the game seemed destined for extra 

time, it wasn't to be. 

It may have been crueller to lose in extra time 

or on penalties, but for City to crash out 

thanks to McCoy's 87th minute strike was still 

tough to take. 

The substitute powerfully drove the ball into 

the bottom corner from distance, sparking 

wild celebrations by those in blue and white 

as they stole the victory. 

It was a difficult result for City to accept, but 

they can take heart from having matched 

arguably the league's best team so admirably, 

with positives aplenty to take into today’s 

clash with Newcastle. 

Shauna Legge runs at the Blackburn defence. 


21 Questions 

Zoe Roberts 

What team do you support? 

Liverpool 

Who was your favourite player growing up? 

Steven Gerrard 

Team you most enjoy watching? 

Without being biased and saying Liverpool, Arsenal 

Best game you’ve ever watched? 

Without a doubt Liverpool vs AC Milan, the 2005 

Istanbul final 

Football fixture you most look forward to? 

Any cup or derby game, they’re always fiery 

Ronaldo or Messi? 

Ronaldo 

Your game... 

Do you have a pre-match routine? 

Getting up at the right time, eating well (usually 

shreddies and orange juice), getting changed in 

plenty of time before going out for the warm up 

Favourite shirt number? 

2 or 17 

Any footballing superstitions? 

Can’t say them all but one is always putting my 

right boot on first 

Best goal you ever scored? 

Free-kick against Middlesbrough last season for the 

reserves 

Favourite game you played in? 

Probably against Sheffield reserves last year when 

we won 5-0 

Favourite pair of boots you own(ed)? 

I’ve gone boring and only wear black boots now, 

but probably my pair of Nike total 90s when I was 

younger 

Your teammates... 

Best trainer? 

Lucy 

Worst trainer? 

Oates, she never does anything! 

Most skilful? 

Abi Lee, without a doubt 

Toughest? 

Paige or Elford 

Most intelligent? 

Chaz 

Least intelligent? 

Ellie, she has no idea most of the time 

Joker? 

2016-17 Stats 

Apps: 16 

Starts: 15 

Goals: 1 

Jess G or Oates 

Quickest? 

Hannah, or Rosie when she’s in the squad 

Slowest? 

Yellow/Red cards: 

0/0 

Position: Full-back 

She’ll probably kill me for this but I’m going to go 

with Bosh! 


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 0 1 Blackburn Rovers Eccleshill United 

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

CC 18/12/16 14:00 Yorkshire Amateur Bradford City Yorkshire Amateur 

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 Newcastle United WFC 

1 Charlotte Oates 

2 Zoe Roberts 

TODAY’S TEAMS 

Sophie Williams 

Jessica Foster 

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 11 December 

2016 

Kick-off 2PM 

Today’s Officials 

Referee 

Colin Urwin 

Assistants 

Bob Gatenby 

Brandon Blackburn 

Stephanie Ord 

Jessica Clark 

Brooke Cochrane 

Shannon Eterington 

Nicole Dack 

Allison Cowling 

Jessica Round 

Mollie Lambert 

Hanna Reid 

Jasmine McNaught 

Ellen Packham 

Chelsea Basnett 

Sarah Burn 

Terri Neilson 

Elizabeth Fraser 

Kate Brooks 

MANAGER 

Victoria Greenwell 

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Bradford City WFC vs Newcastle United WFC Programme

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