Bradford City vs Fylde Matchday Programme

Bradford City Women’s Football Club 

vs 

Fylde 

FA Women’s Premier League 

Cup 

Sunday 3 September 2017 

Kick-off 2PM

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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, Jess Kirton, Paul Rogers 

Photographer: George Wood 

Senior Coaches: Charlotte Stuart, Faye Boshell, 

Lee Harrison, Antonia Butcher, Meg Lawson 

Junior Coaches: Adam Fox, Andy Uttley, Joe Bray, 

Paul Scott, Georgia Clipson, Danny Barker, 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, 

2017 

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 

THECLUB 

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Instagram: @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 Jordane Allison: City’s summer signing speaks 

about settling in to her new surroundings 

11 Reserves: The Bantams’ second senior side kick off 

their new season this afternoon in Blackburn 

12-13 2017-18 Sponsorship: The first team player and 

management sponsors for the season 

14 Today’s Opposition: Looking at today’s 

opponents, Fylde 

15-17 The FA Women’s Premier League: Previewing this 

afternoon’s games, recapping last week’s, and looking at 

the current standings 

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

as they hosted Nottingham Forest 

21 21 Questions: Midfielder Hannah Smith talks 

superstitions and teammates 

23 Fixtures and results: The first team schedule for 

the 2017/18 season 

THE STATS 

Bradford City have played seven FA Women’s 

Premier League Cup ties—winning four. 

Since Fylde relaunched their ladies’ section, these 

two have played each other twice, with Fylde 

winning both games. They have also taken the lead 

in both of those victories. 

THE ISSUE 

Editor: Ameé Ruszkai 

Photos: George Wood 

Paul Rogers 

Print: Office Outlet 

(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. 

Laura Elford strikes the ball at goal in the draw with Nottingham Forest. 

(Photo: Paul Rogers) 


Chair Chatter: Sally Thackray ahead of today’s game 

Good afternoon to everyone for today’s FA Women's Premier League Cup first round fixture 

against Fylde Ladies. A warm welcome to all players, club officials and spectators who have 

made the journey across the Pennines for this afternoon’s match. 

Fylde have played just one fixture and are currently unbeaten, but this is the cup where 

anything can happen. This is a difficult time for Fylde as it is about a year ago that they 

tragically lost their player, Zoe Tynan. We will be having a minute’s silence before the game 

begins as a mark of respect for Zoe. At Bradford we were all affected by this sad news last year 

and we invite you to respect the minute’s silence with us all. Our thoughts are with Fylde and 

Zoe's family and friends at this difficult time. 

In terms of our own start to the season, last week’s 0-0 draw against Nottingham Forest 

turned out to be a very feisty affair, with Paige Crosby being stretchered off and needing 

emergency dental treatment, as well as Charlotte Stuart requiring 20 stitches on a nasty head 

wound. 

There was some tremendous commitment on show from our players, and I am certain that 

last season we would have lost this game, given the circumstances that prevailed. 

Well done girls, keep it going today. 

Our Reserve team also kick off their season today with an away game at Blackburn Rovers. It 

will be interesting to see how that unfolds. 

Off the field there are still opportunities available to sponsor individual players or teams, 

please get in touch if you are interested and can help at all. 

(sally@bcwfc.co.uk) 

Cheer the girls on today. 

Enjoy the game, 

Sally 


Match Preview: Bradford City vs Nottingham Forest 

Shauna Legge battles for the ball against Fylde last season. (Photo: George Wood) 

Bradford City welcome Fylde today in the first 

round of the FA Women’s Premier League 

Cup. 

Team news 

The Bantams will be without two key players 

today – defender Paige Crosby and playermanager 

Charlotte Stuart. 

Crosby had to be stretchered off in the draw 

with Nottingham Forest last week after 

suffering a nasty looking knee injury. 

Stuart too was substituted in that game after 

a facial injury which required 20 stitches. 

Current form 

Bradford come into the game looking for their 

first win of the season, following defeat at 

Leicester and a draw against Forest. 

Fylde, meanwhile, convincingly beat last 

year’s runners-up Middlesbrough 3-0 on the 

opening weekend, before their clash with 

Derby County was postponed last Sunday. 

Previous meetings 

These two have faced each other twice since 

the launch of Fylde’s ladies’ side, with today’s 

visitors winning both encounters. 

Hannah Smith is also a doubt this afternoon 

with a groin problem. 

However, these blows are cushioned as the 

hosts welcome back both Ellie Olds and Lucy 

Preston. 

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They were 3-2 victors on home soil at the 

beginning of last season, despite being 

reduced to 10 early on. 

Fylde then completed the double over City 

with a 2-1 win here at Eccleshill United as they 

finished one place and four points above the 

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Jordane Allison: “I’ve been made to feel very welcome“ 

Summer signing Jordane “JJ” Allison 

believes the team’s confidence will 

soar once that first goal goes in, with 

Bradford City still awaiting their first 

win of the season. 

After losing 2-0 at Leicester on the 

opening weekend, City were held to a 

goalless draw by Nottingham Forest 

last Sunday. 

While the team were more creative 

than in their previous outing, they still 

failed to find the back of the net and 

that first win of the season. 

But Allison has seen plenty of positives 

in her first two competitive outings for 

the club. 

“Last week we created more chances 

than in the Leicester defeat and I 

thought we were unlucky not score,” 

she said. 

“The defence were solid as well 

despite two major injuries – hopefully 

Paige [Crosby] and Charlotte [Stuart] 

will be okay and return as soon as 

possible. 

“I think we just need to keep 

experimenting in the final third and 

also keep our composure,” Allison 

added. 


Jordane Allison: “I’ve been made to feel very welcome” 

“The chances and shots are coming. 

“We’re utilising that overload in 

midfield to create these opportunities. 

“And after we find that first goal, I 

think we’ll start banging them in.” 

Allison arrived from Brighouse Town 

this summer and has slotted into the 

team’s new set-up, which includes a 

switch to three at the back. 

Player-manager Stuart admitted 

during the summer that the decision 

to change the team’s formation was 

because it was better suited to the 

players. 

Allison, playing as a wing-back, 

believes that rings true for her role, 

and has given credit to the team for 

helping her settle into the position. 

“It’s a professional set up here at 

Bradford and the coaching staff are 

class,” she said. 

“The formation we’re playing gives 

me license to attack but it also gives 

us more security at the back. 

“It’s hard coming to a new club, 

especially when all the players know 

each other and have played together 

before. 

“But they’ve all made me feel very 

welcome. 

“It’s a good vibe.” 

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Reserves: Season starts today for City’s second team 

Bradford City’s reserves shake hands with Sheffield United before their 3-1 win. 

Bradford City’s reserves kick off their new 

season this afternoon, taking on last year’s FA 

Women’s Premier League Reserve Northern 

Division champions, Blackburn Rovers. 

The team has a complete new look to it this 

year, with coaches Toni Butcher, 20, and Meg 

Lawson, 21, taking on a team that has 

inherited most of last year’s under-18 squad. 

Eleven of those signed on for the team are 

teenagers, while none of the squad are aged 

over 23 going into today’s clash. 

But their opposition too will be a young side, 

with Rovers known for fielding a youthful 

reserve team with huge success—winning the 

league last year and coming runners-up in the 

cup. 

The Bantams go into the game on a run of 

three straight wins, having closed out their 

pre-season schedule in style. 

After losing their opening friendly at Durham, 

City fought out 4-4 draws with both Castleford 

White Rose and Barnsley, coming from behind 

to do so in each game. 

They then secured their first win at Sheffield 

United, before beating Leeds United and 

Brighouse Athletic ahead of today’s trip to 

Lancashire. 

“I’m very excited to see what this season 

holds,” Butcher said this week. 

“The balance we have with experience and 

youth is really starting to gel and the players 

are all working well together.” 

Lawson added: “It’s all come together at the 

right time and we are confident of a positive 

start to the season.” 

Read the full interview with both coaches 

online at bcwfc.co.uk, and follow @BCWFC on 

Twitter for updates of their game today. 


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Jordane Allison 

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Today’s opposition: Fylde 

Fylde LFC were originally formed 

under the name Duke of York in 1971 

and were founder members of the 

then North West Women's Football 

League. 

They were renamed in 1977 as 

Preston Rangers W.F.C. and, in both 

the 1982-83 and 1989-90 seasons, 

reached the semi finals of the FA 

Women's Cup 

In 1997 they became Preston North 

End W.F.C. and finished 1997–98 as 

champions, winning promotion to the 

Northern Combination Women's 

Football League. 

In 1999 the club was officially 

affiliated with Preston North End F.C. 

The club won the Northern 

Combination Women's Football 

League in 2005–06 and were 

promoted into the FA Women's 

Premier League Northern Division for 

the first time. 

The club was rebranded Fylde Ladies 

F.C. in May 2016 after switching its 

association from Preston North End to 

A.F.C. Fylde. 


FAWPL Round-up: Sunday 27 August 

Huddersfield Town top the Northern Division 

table after two games, with 10 goals scored 

and six points gained. 

They kept another clean sheet at the 

weekend with a 6-0 hammering of 

Guiseley, goals from Kate Mallin and 

Emily Heckler (2) putting them 3-0 up 

by the break. 

Former Bantams Hannah Campbell and 

Danielle Whitham then added three 

more in the second half, the former 

netting her second after a red card for 

Guiseley’s Charlotte Higginson. 

Goals from Alexandra Taylor and Saffron 

Jordon gave champions Blackburn Rovers a 2- 

0 win over West Bromwich Albion, meaning 

they sit second in the standings. 

Leicester are the only other side with a 100 

per cent record after two games, sitting third 

after a 3-1 victory at Stoke City. 

An own goal gave Stoke a third minute lead, 

but they again threw it away as Rosie Axten 

scored two in three second half minutes 

before Sophie Domingo added a late 

insurance goal. 

A point for Nottingham Forest in a goalless 

draw with Bradford City puts them fourth, 

following their narrow 1-0 win over Guiseley, 

while Middlesbrough got their first win of the 

season in the most entertaining game of the 

Results—Sunday 27 August: 

Bradford City 0-0 Nottingham Forest 

Fylde P-P Derby County 

Huddersfield Town 6-0 Guiseley Vixens 

Stoke City 1-3 Leicester City 

West Bromwich Albion 0-2 Blackburn Rovers 

Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-4 Middlesbrough 

weekend. 

Wolves took the lead after only one minute 

through Jade Cross. 

But Boro were level less than 60 seconds later 

thanks to Anna Birtwhistle. 

The two teams then exchanged blows, 

meaning the score read 3-3 going into the 

final moments. 

But there was still time for a winner, scored by 

Emma Foster in dramatic fashion as she 

finished in the 88th minute. 

Fylde and Derby County were the only two 

teams not in action, with their clash 

postponed. 


FAWPL Preview: Sunday 3 September 

The magic of the cup is back this weekend in 

the FA Women’s Premier League. 

Bradford City and Fylde are the only 

Northern Division sides not facing lower 

league opposition, as they take on each 

other today at Eccleshill United. 

Blackburn Rovers progressed the furthest 

from the division last year, reaching the 

semi-finals of the cup only to lose to runners 

-up Charlton Athletic. 

They take on Barnsley, bottom of Northern 

Division One, hoping to start a similarly 

fruitful run this year. 

Most of the division go into their ties as 

favourites. 

Top of the table Huddersfield Town take on 

recently-relegated Newcastle United, while 

Leicester and Derby County will hope to 

maintain their 100 per cent records against 

Chorley and Rotherham United respectively. 

Solihull Moors, welcoming Guiseley, and 

Liverpool Marshalls Feds, visiting Wolves, will 

hope to cause upsets against the newlypromoted 

sides, both of whom are yet to get 

points on the board in the third tier. 

Stoke City and West Bromwich Albion have 

also suffered two defeats from two so far. 

They will hope to get their first wins in 

favourable games – the Potters travelling to 

Morecambe while the Baggies are hosted by 

Long Eaton United. 

Fixtures—Sunday 3 September: 

Blackburn Rovers vs Barnsley 

Bradford City vs Fylde 

Chorley vs Leicester City 

Derby County vs Rotherham United 

Long Eaton United vs West Bromwich Albion 

Middlesbrough vs Burton Albion 

Morecambe vs Stoke City 

Newcastle United vs Huddersfield Town 

Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United 

Solihull Moors vs Guiseley Vixens 

Wolves vs Liverpool Marshalls Feds 

Elsewhere, recently-rebranded Leeds United 

visit a Nottingham Forest side who have 

started well with a win and a draw. 

Completing the line-up for first round fixtures 

featuring Northern Division clubs, 

Middlesbrough then play Burton Albion on 

home soil, looking to follow up Sunday’s win 

over Wolves with another. 


2017-18 FAWPL Northern Division: The Standings 

POS P W D L GD PTS 

1 Huddersfield Town LFC 2 2 0 0 10 6 

2 Blackburn Rovers LFC 2 2 0 0 5 6 

3 Leicester City WFC 2 2 0 0 4 6 

4 Nottingham Forest LFC 2 1 1 0 1 4 

5 Derby County LFC 1 1 0 0 3 3 

6 Fylde LFC 1 1 0 0 3 3 

7 Middlesbrough WFC 2 1 0 1 -2 3 

8 Bradford City WFC 2 0 1 1 -2 1 

9 Wolverhampton Wanderers WFC 2 0 0 2 -4 0 

10 Stoke City LFC 2 0 0 2 -5 0 

11 West Bromwich Albion WFC 2 0 0 2 -6 0 

12 Guiseley Vixens WFC 2 0 0 2 -7 0 

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Last time out: Bradford City 0-0 Nottingham Forest 

The two teams shake hands before kick off. (Photo: Paul Rogers) 

Bradford City endured a tough scrap 

to keep a physical Nottingham Forest 

at bay, but the opposition held the 

Bantams off just as well in a gritty 

game at sunny Eccleshill. 

Within the first minute, Paige Crosby 

took a knock to the face from a Forest 

midfielder that seemed to set the tone 

for the rest of the game. 

frustrating rally of Bantams shots in 

the 14th minute not doing enough to 

beat the Forest defence or the 

‘keeper. 

Some of the biggest head-scratching 

of the game came from the fans, as 

several poor challenges came in 

without a single booking from the 

referee. 

Dangerous, mistimed challenges had 

play pausing more often than not for 

knocked players, and it was difficult 

for either team to get into any real 

flow of play for the first 10 minutes. 

The game picked up after that, with a 

With the tackles still flying in, it was 

inevitable there were going to be 

some injuries. 

And the first major incident came to 

Paige Crosby, who was knocked on the 

ball and landed awkwardly, forcing the 


Last time out: Bradford City 0-0 Nottingham Forest 

physios on and stopping play for 

almost eight minutes. Crosby 

eventually had to be stretchered off, 

and was replaced by Zoe Roberts. 

It took until the eighth minute of 

added time for the referee to finally 

produce a card, and it came as a 

yellow for the Nottingham number 

four, Summer Holmes, for a harsh 

challenge on a City defender. 

Forest’s number eight, Trina Greaves 

proved one of the more physical 

players in their midfield arsenal, 

getting stuck in with powerful tackles 

and feeding balls through the middle. 

However, the second half showed the 

Bantams pressing much more on the 

attack, forcing some desperate 

clearances from the Forest defence. 

At the hour mark, City worked hard to 

get into some promising positions. 

Shots from Charlotte Stuart, Roberts, 

Laura Elford, and Yasmin Ayub were 

on target, but were blocked defiantly 

by a sturdy Forest defence. 

Nottingham heaped their own 

pressure on too midway through the 

second half with each attempt 

eventually coming to nothing, and 

leaving the Bantams space to finally 

break away on the counter. 

Another rough challenge forced 

Charlotte Stuart to the floor with a 

nasty head injury, and after emerging 

onto her feet again with her head 

bandaged, she was substituted for 

Jess Graham. 

Some heavy Bradford pressure in the 

last 10 minutes almost resulted in the 

breakthrough, with Elford blasting two 

powerful shots towards goal, but both 

went just wide of the target to leave 

the Forest ‘keeper untroubled. 

Nottingham thought they’d clinched 

the winner in the 90th minute as the 

ball was rifled into the side-netting 

after deflecting off a City defender, 

but it was out for a corner. The 

resulting ball in was cleared, and the 

full time whistle finally blew. 

The result leaves City with their first 

point of the season, and means 

Nottingham Forest are still to beat 

Bantams on home turf after losing the 

three previous encounters. 

On the run of play, the scoreline was a 

fair result, but the Bantams will be 

keen to work on putting away the 

chances they worked hard to create in 

this game. 


Hannah Smith 

What team do you support? 

Oldham Athletic 

Who was your favourite player growing up? 

Michael Owen 

Team you most enjoy watching? 

Real Madrid 

Best game you’ve ever watched? 

Oldham vs Liverpool in the FA Cup in 2013. Last 

minute winner by Matty Smith! 

Football fixture you most look forward to? 

When we play Huddersfield 

Ronaldo or Messi? 

Ronaldo 

Your game... 

Do you have a pre-match routine? 

Tea the night before every game with my best 

mates, good vibes 

Favourite shirt number? 

10 

Any footballing superstitions? 

Toilet before kick off 

Best goal you ever scored? 

For Leeds Met Uni—Last minute 30-yard goal to go 

to extra time in the semi-finals, and then we won 

the game on my 21st birthday 

Favourite game you played in? 

Winning the County Cup final against Brighouse last 

season. Back from injury, scored and got man of 

the match. The best feeling! 

Favourite pair of boots you own(ed)? 

Adidas World Cup boots, keeping it old school 

Your teammates... 

Best trainer? 

2017-18 Stats 

Apps: 2 

Yellow/Red cards: 

0/0 

Starts: 2 

Position: Midfield 

Goals: 0 

Shauna—runs her Legges off 

Worst trainer? 

Laura Elford—always working 

Most skilful? 

Abi Lee, 100% 

Toughest? 

Laura Elford 

Most intelligent? 

Yaz, she’s had more years on earth 

Least intelligent? 

Paige Crosby 

Joker? 

Apart from myself, JJ and her dark humour 

Quickest? 

Shauna Captain Legge 

Slowest? 

Zoe Roberts—she’s getting there 


2017-18: Fixtures and Results 

COMP DATE TIME HOME SIDE AWAY SIDE 

L 20/08/17 14:00 Leicester City 2 0 Bradford City 

L 27/08/17 14:00 Bradford City 0 0 Nottingham Forest 

LCUP 03/09/17 14:00 Bradford City Fylde 

L 10/09/17 14:00 Bradford City Wolverhampton 

L 20/09/17 19:45 Huddersfield Town Bradford City 

L 01/10/17 14:00 Bradford City Derby County 

L 08/10/17 14:00 Guiseley Vixens Bradford City 

L 11/10/17 19:45 Bradford City Huddersfield Town 

L 15/10/17 14:00 Stoke City Bradford City 

L 22/10/17 14:00 Bradford City West Brom Albion 

L 05/11/17 14:00 Fylde Bradford City 

L 12/11/17 14:00 Middlesbrough Bradford City 

L 19/11/17 14:00 Nottingham Forest Bradford City 

L 26/11/17 14:00 Wolverhampton Bradford City 

L 14/01/18 14:00 Bradford City Stoke City 

L 21/01/18 14:00 Bradford City Fylde 

L 28/01/18 14:00 Derby County Bradford City 

L 11/02/18 14:00 Bradford City Middlesbrough 

L 25/02/18 14:00 Bradford City Blackburn Rovers 

L 11/03/18 14:00 Bradford City Guiseley Vixens 

L 25/03/18 14:00 West Brom Albion Bradford City 

L 13/05/18 14:00 Bradford City Leicester City 

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Bradford City WFC 

1 Nat Saunders 

2 Zoe Roberts 

3 Shauna Legge (c) 

4 Ellie Olds 

5 Yasmin Ayub 

7 Charlotte Stuart 

8 Abi Lee 

9 Ellie White 

10 Laura Elford 

11 Jordane Allison 

12 Hannah Smith 

13 Lauren Santoro 

14 Paige Crosby 

15 Bryony Hanson 

17 Katy Woodcock 

18 Jess Graham 

TODAY’S TEAMS 

Sunday 3 September 

2017 

Kick-off 2PM 

Today’s Officials 

Referee 

Michael Gilvarry 

Assistants 

Frederick Mensah 

Geoff Wilson 

Fylde LFC 

Alex Brooks 

Olivia Wild 

Olivia Wilkes 

Hannah Forster 

Shannon Beckwith 

Jenna Carroll 

Danielle Young 

Eve Kennerley 

Sophie Charlton 

Lauren Davies 

Lagan Makin 

Laura Merrin 

Rachel Darbyshire 

Veatriki Sarri 

Charlotte Farrell 

Natasha Flint 

Danielle Lea 

Olivia Fuller 

Hannah Mitchell 

Leah Foster 

Becky Abbott 

Demi Devraux 

MANAGER 

MANAGER 

Charlotte Stuart 

COACHING STAFF 

Lee Harrison 

Faye Boshell 

Conrad Prendergast 

COACHING STAFF 

Robert Curran 

Kimberley Turner 

Mark Wallace 

PHYSIO 

Thomas Khan

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