Bradford City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers Matchday Programme

Bradford City Women’s Football Club 

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Wolverhampton Wanderers 

FA Women’s Premier League 

Sunday 10 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, Paul2Paul 

Photgraphy, George Wood 

Senior Coaches: Charlotte Stuart, Faye Boshell, 

Lee Harrison, Antonia Butcher, Meg Lawson, Neil 

Cairns 

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 Katy Woodcock: The City defender talks about last 

week’s winning penalty and team spirit 

11 Reserves: The Bantams’ kicked off their new 

season last week and today play their opening cup tie 

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

management sponsors for the season 

14 Today’s Opposition: Looking at today’s 

opponents, Wolverhampton Wanderers 

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 Fylde 

21 21 Questions: Midfielder Ellie Olds talks 

superstitions and teammates 

23 Fixtures and results: The first team schedule for 

the 2017/18 season 

THE STATS 

This is the first meeting between these two sides 

since Bradford’s 10-1 win in March 2015. City were 

also 5-0 winners in the reverse that year as they 

finished fourth—while Wolves were relegated. 

When these two met in Bradford in 2014, the game 

was played at Valley Parade. City emerged 4-0 

winners. 

THE ISSUE 

Editor: Ameé Ruszkai 

Photos: George Wood 

Paul2Paul Photography 

Print: Office Outlet 

(Bradford) 

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Wearing Nat Saunders black saves armbands, what City 

proved to be Fylde’s final 

pay their respects to those 

spot-kick in last week’s 

who died in Colombia last 

penalty shootout. Katy 

month when a plane carrying 

Woodcock would score 

Brazilian team Chapecoense to 

the follow-up penalty to 

their send Copa City through. Sudamericana (Photo final 

by Paul2Paul 

crashed. 

Photography) 


Chair Chatter: Sally Thackray ahead of today’s game 

Good afternoon to everyone for today’s FA Women's Premier Northern Division fixture against 

Wolverhampton Wanderers. A warm welcome to all players, club officials and spectators who 

have made the journey from the Midlands for this afternoons match. 

Wolves were promoted back to this division this season, and have had a difficult few fixtures 

so far. It's far too early to say how any teams form is going to be yet, but I am sure that Wolves 

will be looking to get some points on the board today. 

I know we will be looking to build on the strong performance from our last league game 

against Nottingham Forest, and the close victory against Fylde last weekend. So a good game is 

in prospect. 

Our Reserve team kicked off their season last week with a defeat against Blackburn Rovers. 

Blackburn were the team to beat last season in this League, and looked a strong side. Today 

the Reserves are away at Newcastle in the first round of the Reserve League Cup. 

Off the field, both Friends of Bradford City and the Bradford City Trust have kindly agreed to 

sponsor a player. 

We are very grateful to them for their kind support. We are in the process of getting all the 

player sponsor details updated and integrated into the website, social media and our 

programme. 

I'm hoping this will be completed very soon, and certainly by the next home game as far as the 

programme is concerned. Many thanks for your patience with this. 

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 Wolverhampton Wanderers 

Bradford and Wolves met at Valley Parade in the 2013-14 season. 

Bradford City welcome Wolverhampton 

Wanderers this afternoon in the FA Women’s 

Premier League Northern Division. 

Team news 

The Bantams welcome Player-Manager 

Charlotte Stuart back into the team this 

weekend, after she missed Sunday’s game due 

to stitches in her eye. 

Paige Crosby remains sidelined with a knee 

injury, Laura Elford is suspended after last 

week’s red card, while Yasmin Ayub is hoping 

to shake off an injury picked up in midweek. 

Jordane Allison returns after impressing for 

the reserves last week, as does Emily Cassidy. 

The midfielder is back in the fold following a 

strong display at Blackburn, as well as a good 

performance in a midweek training friendly. 

Current form 

Wolves come into this game fresh off the back 

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of a shock cup defeat to Liverpool Marshalls 

Feds, the lower-league outfit 2-0 winners. 

The Midlands outfit have already lost both 

their league games so far, without a point on 

the board. 

City are too awaiting their first league win, 

and are in good spirits after beating Fylde on 

penalties in the cup. 

Previous meetings 

These two have not met since 2015, when City 

were 10-1 winners in a season that saw 

Wolves relegated to Midlands Division One. 

Bradford enjoyed high-scoring wins in their 

four meetings with Wanderers over the 2013- 

14 and 2014-15 seasons, including a 4-0 

victory at Bradford City AFC’s Valley Parade. 

Paige Crosby, injured today, Faye Boshell, now 

assistant manager, and Player-Manager 

Charlotte Stuart, all featured that day.

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Wednesday 20 September 2017 

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Katy Woodcock: “Our comeback shows our massive spirit“ 

Katy Woodcock slots home City’s winning spotkick 

in the cup victory over Fylde last week. 

(Photo: Paul2Paul Photography) 

Katy Woodcock couldn’t speak high enough of 

the spirit in the dressing room after Bradford 

City’s comeback win over Fylde in the cup last 

weekend. 

The Bantams were 2-0 down going into the 

final five minutes of the game, but goals from 

substitutes Laura Elford and Ellie Olds took 

the tie to extra time. 

Elford then equalised to take the game to 

penalties, after Fylde went 3-2 up, where 

three saves from Nat Saunders allowed 

Woodcock to win it in sudden death. 

“When you're behind and there's so little of 

the game left to play, the pressure is really 

on,” said the defender. 

“But I wasn't surprised at the come back 

because throughout the second half we 

looked threatening and we were creating 

chance after chance. 

“No one in the team lost the belief that we 

could pull it back and I think that's why we 

did.” 

She continued: “I was buzzing to get the 

winning goal and still am! 

“I didn't really give myself time to get nervous. 

“When we knew it was sudden death I 

remember Jess [Graham] saying, "right girls 

someone's got to step up now" and I just 

started walking towards the goal. 

“It wasn't my winning penalty, it was the 

whole team's. We deserved to win that game 

simply because of every single player's solid 


Katy Woodcock: “Our comeback shows our massive spirit” 

performance.” 

Woodcock continued to praise the work ethic 

of not only the entire team, but the entire 

squad, with all three goals last week coming 

from substitutes. 

“The impact of players off the bench shows 

that the whole squad is giving 100 per cent 

which is so important,” she said. 

“I think it really helps players on the pitch 

mentally when you know you have game 

changers coming on from the bench. 

And they will be hoping to build on that to get 

their first three points in the league, with 

Woodcock full of praise for the spirit the team 

are showing this season. 

“The comeback definitely shows a massive 

amount of spirit that the team has,” she said. 

“We aren't afraid to keep battling and keep 

creating, even when we do go behind. 

“It takes every person on the field to have that 

kind of belief, otherwise comebacks like the 

one on Sunday don't happen.” 

“It also shows we have strong management 

tactics coming from the sideline,” she added, 

with Player-Manager Charlotte Stuart making 

her presence felt in the dugout. 

Stuart could not feature due to stitches in her 

eye from a knock suffered the week before 

against Nottingham Forest, but was more than 

capable of playing a 

part in her role. 

“I'm sure there's no 

better feeling for 

managers when the 

decisions they have 

made really do pay off, 

which they clearly did 

on Sunday.” 

The penalty shootout 

victory was City’s first 

win of the season, 

following defeat at 

Leicester and a draw 

with Forest. 

Photo: Paul2Paul Photography 

She continued: “For me it comes down to the 

personalities we have in the squad, including 

the management. 

“Everyone is so passionate and we all want 

the same thing and that is to win games 

because if we don't, the journey home isn't a 

very nice one.” 



Reserves: City bidding to bounce back today 

Bradford City's reserves surrendered an 

early lead to lose 3-1 at the home of the 

champions, Blackburn Rovers, last Sunday. 

The Bantams got their season opener off to a 

flying start when Rhianna Wright headed 

home inside the first 10 minutes, applying a 

deft touch to Emily Cassidy’s free-kick. 

It was a fantastic start for a City side with six 

debutants, not including the two in the 

dugout as Toni Butcher and Meg Lawson took 

charge of their first competitive outing. 

Otherwise, City started to invite pressure and 

individual mistakes gifted Rovers chances. 

Goalkeeper Katie Bailey was on hand to make 

a number of important stops, with substitute 

Sophie Moulden also coming to the rescue 

with a goal line clearance. 

Blackburn should have added to their lead 

with their striker through on goal with 15 

minutes remaining, but poor decision making 

saw her unable to round Bailey to finish as the 

'keeper somehow prevented a third. 

But they would gift Rovers the chance to go in 

at the break ahead, conceding a free-kick in a 

dangerous position and then a penalty, both 

of which the hosts profited from. 

City ended the first half with a flurry of 

opportunities, but had their chances of 

coming back hindered by a handful of second 

half injuries. 

Cassidy brought about Bradford's best chance 

of a second half equaliser, the skipper hitting 

the bar with yet another well struck free-kick. 

Rovers would get that insurance goal though, 

with City failing to clear from a corner and 

dealt their punishment when the ball was 

powered into the top corner from the right 

hand side of the box. 

But the scoreline was harsh on Bradford 

overall, with lots of positives for Butcher, 

Lawson and the team in their first competitive 

game together. 

Today, the Bantams visit Newcastle United in 

the first round of the FA Women’s Premier 

League Reserve Cup. 


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Ellie Olds 

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Today’s opposition: Wolverhampton Wanderers 

promotion back to the top flight. 

The 2006/07 season was a difficult one, 

seeing the club relegated to the Midland 

Combination on the last day of the season. 

Wolverhampton Wanderers WFC have risen 

from modest beginnings to become one of 

the Midlands’ best known clubs. 

They were formed in 1975 as Heathfield 

Rovers, then became Wolverhampton & 

Wednesbury Tube before taking on the name 

of Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1993. That 

season saw them promoted to the top flight 

of women’s football - the FA Women’s 

Premier League National Division—where 

they spent two seasons before relegation. 

In 1999 Wolves Women were incorporated 

under the Companies Act with several 

influential local business people joining the 

board, including BBC presenter Jenny Wilkes 

(Chair) and former England Women’s Cricket 

Captain Baroness Rachael Heyhoe Flint. 

The club developed a strong youth 

development programme, with players such 

as Rachel Unitt, Jody Handley and Emily 

Westwood going on to represent England. 

Aston Villa’s European Cup-winning Captain 

Dennis Mortimer was appointed Manager in 

2000 and was in charge of three Premier 

League seasons, narrowly missing out on 

A landmark move in 2008/09 saw the women 

join the youth teams in being taken on board 

by Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, as part of 

Wolves Community Trust. 

The 2011/12 season saw Manager James 

Astle’s three year plan come to fruition as his 

team did the double. They won promotion 

back to the FA Women’s Premier League 

Northern Division, where they would stay for 

two years before relegation to Midlands 

Division One in 2014/15. 

Wolves entered a new era in 2015/16 under 

the guidance of Manager and Junior Director 

Steve Cullis, proud of his family link to the 

legendary Wolves Manager Stan Cullis. 

With talented youngsters moving through the 

ranks, the team achieved a second place finish 

in Cullis’s first season in charge. 

Meanwhile at junior level the club was 

awarded a new FA Girls’ Regional Talent Club 

licence, supporting the identification and 

development of players with elite potential as 

part of the England Talent Pathway. 

In October 2016 Cullis took on the role of 

Player Development Manager for the RTC, 

with Tim Dudding named senior manager. 

With both men working together to develop 

the player pathway from Under 18s to 

seniors, Dudding developed a strong squad 

comprising a mix of youth and experience. 

Hard work and dedication paid off and saw 

the team promoted back to the FA Women’s 

Premier League Northern Division in 2017. 


FAWPL Round-up: Sunday 3 September 

Wolverhampton Wanderers were on the 

wrong end of a shock result on Sunday as 

lower-league Liverpool Marshalls Feds 

knocked them out of the FA Women's Premier 

League Cup. 

Goals from Carla Lee and Chantelle Thompson 

either side of half time gave the Northern 

Division One side victory, taking them in to 

the next round of the competition. 

Guiseley Vixens and West Bromwich Albion 

both almost suffered the same fate, as fourth 

tier sides took them both to extra time. 

The Vixens and Solihull Moors were goalless 

after 90 minutes, and even after they went 

ahead in extra time through Danica Roberts, 

the hosts drew level thanks to Carly Davies. 

It took a Chantelle O'Hara goal three minutes 

from time to prevent a penalty shootout. 

West Brom's scare was even bigger, as they 

fell behind at Long Eaton United. Sophie Hull 

equalised just past the hour and it was Leanne 

Mitchell, 28 minutes into the added half an 

hour, who snatched the Baggies a result. 

Elsewhere, wins were comfortable for the 

Northern Division clubs. 

A Faye McCoy strike was sandwiched between 

a Saffron Jordon double in Blackburn Rovers' 

3-0 win over Barnsley, while Leicester City 

came from one down at Chorley to record an 

emphatic 5-1 result. 

Results—Sunday 3 September: 

Blackburn Rovers 3-0 Barnsley 

Bradford City 3-3 (3-2 on pens) Fylde 

Chorley 1-5 Leicester City 

Derby County 7-0 Rotherham United 

Long Eaton United 1-2 AET West Brom 

Middlesbrough 5-0 Burton Albion 

Morecambe 1-3 Stoke City 

Newcastle United 0-3 Huddersfield Town 

Nottingham Forest 7-1 Leeds United 

Solihull Moors 1-2 AET Guiseley Vixens 

Wolves 0-2 Liverpool Marshalls Feds 

Middlesbrough also hit five, at home to 

Burton Albion, while both Nottingham Forest 

and Derby County bettered that with seven 

goals apiece - the latter without reply against 

Rotherham, the former beating Leeds 7-1. 

Stoke and Huddersfield then defeated 

Morecambe and Newcastle United 

respectively to join eight other Northern 

Division sides in the next round. 


FAWPL Preview: Sunday 10 September 

The early season top two face off this 

afternoon in the pick of the FA Women’s 

Premier League Northern Division fixtures. 

Huddersfield sit at the summit, just ahead of 

Blackburn on goal difference, and will hope to 

stay there as they play hosts to the champions 

today. 

Both recorded 3-0 wins in the cup last 

weekend and have won both their opening 

league fixtures, free-scoring as they have done 

so. 

Town in particular have enjoyed themselves 

on the attack, with 10 goals scored, but also at 

the back where they’ve not yet conceded. 

But Rovers are yet to leak a goal either, 

though one will surely give this afternoon. 

Stoke City, West Bromwich Albion and 

Guiseley Vixens will all hope to build on their 

cup wins last weekend to record their first 

league victories. 

Guiseley visit Fylde, who were eliminated 

from the cup on penalties by Bradford, fresh 

off the back of an extra time victory over 

Solihull Moors. 

West Brom also went to extra time last week, 

defeating Long Eaton United 2-1 over 120 

minutes. They welcome Stoke, with at least 

one to get their first points today. 

Elsewhere, a high-flying Leicester City side 

play hosts to last year’s runners-up 

Middlesbrough, in what should be another 

Fixtures—Sunday 10 September: 

Bradford City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers 

Fylde vs Guiseley Vixens 

exciting fixture. 

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Huddersfield Town vs Blackburn Rovers 

Leicester City vs Middlesbrough 

Nottingham Forest vs Derby County 

West Bromwich Albion vs Stoke City 

The Foxes have a 100 per cent record so far 

this season, but welcome a Boro side full of 

confidence after back-to-back wins, despite 

losing their season opener. 

The remaining fixture today is an East 

Midlands derby, as Nottingham Forest and 

Derby County clash. 

Both scored seven in the cup last weekend, 

and sit separated by just one place and one 

point going into the game. 

A local rivalry, confidence going forward in 

both teams will only add to the occasion as 

each look to continue their strong starts.

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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Ellie Olds fires 

home City’s 

late equaliser 

as they take 

Fylde to extra 

time. (Photo: 

Paul2Paul 

Photography) 


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Last time out: Bradford City 3-3 (3-2 on pens) Fylde 

Laura Elford scored twice and saw red in an eventful afternoon off the bench. (Photo: 

Paul2Paul Photography) 

It wasn’t a game for the faint of heart, but a 

thrilling match in the first round of the FA 

Women's Premier League Cup saw Bradford 

City scramble through in a well-fought 

contest. 

With the clouds looming over Eccleshill, it 

seemed almost a bad omen as Fylde’s Sophie 

Charlton opened the scoring in the 13th 

minute, executing some clever passing play to 

catch the Bantams out in defence. 

Despite dominating most of the half with their 

height and pace, Bradford did manage to get 

some attacking play through the midfield, but 

long balls through towards goal were always 

beaten by the pacey centre-backs of Fylde. 

It remained that way until the break, with the 

Bantams' defence holding strong despite the 

earlier goal. 

City were quick to apply the pressure from 

kick-off in the second half, with prolific goalscorer 

Laura Elford coming on for a tiring 

Bryony Hanson in the 52nd minute. 

Jess Graham had a shot within minutes that 

beat the ‘keeper and rattled off the crossbar, 

but Fylde were quick to counter, and 

substitute Veatriki Sarri tucked the ball away 

against the run of play to double their lead. 

Managing from the side-lines, Charlotte Stuart 

then subbed a well-worked Graham to 

introduce Ellie Olds to the fold in the hopes of 

bolstering the attack. 

And attack they did. With only 10 minutes left 

to play, Elford battered her way through the 

Fylde defence to smash the ball into the back 

of the net, giving the Bantams a chance and 

what seemed like a breath of fresh air. 


Last time out: Bradford City 3-3 (3-2 on pens) Fylde 

The last 10 minutes were all Bradford; White 

had a decent shot after fighting to turn in the 

box, but the equaliser came six minutes after 

the first with the second super-sub Ellie Olds 

hooking the ball into the net after it landed at 

her feet from a deflection. 

There were several more chances for Bradford 

in the final minutes, but the full-time whistle 

blew with a well-earned 2-2 result leading the 

way for extra time. 

The Bantams’ bottle was to be tested once 

again as Charlton netted her second for Fylde 

in the fifth minute of extra time – a hopeful 

shot from 25 yards that seemed to float into 

the bottom right corner of Saunders’ net. 

Come the second half of extra time, the 

familiar feeling of time ticking away was back 

– but so was the joy of a second comeback, 

with Elford once again thrashing an equaliser 

home after a fantastic break down the left 

wing from Olds. 

Moments later, Elford was shown a straight 

red for a slide tackle, despite the linesman 

ruling it as a fair challenge. Applauded as she 

left the field, she’d done an incredible job 

keeping the Bantams in the contest as the 

final whistle blew to lead the game to 

penalties. 

Goalkeeper Natalie Saunders was the 

standout performer in the shootout; Fylde 

didn’t miss a single penalty – with Saunders 

herself launching one over the bar and 

another two saved by the Fylde ‘keeper – but 

after Saunders dived and parried three to 

safety, we were once again at deadlock with 

two penalties a piece going into suddendeath. 

Bravely, Saunders dived at full stretch to tip 

the final Fylde kick around the post. Then it 

was up to Katy Woodcock to step up and 

power the Bantams’ final penalty into the 

back of the net, and that she did, 

sending Bradford City into round two of the 

cup. 

Teenager Lucy Preston made her full debut in the victory 

last week. (Photo: Paul2Paul Photography) 


Ellie Olds 

What team do you support? 

Chelsea 

Who was your favourite player growing up? 

Frank Lampard 

Team you most enjoy watching? 

Real Madrid 

Best game you’ve ever watched? 

When Chelsea beat Liverpool 4-3 in the Champions 

League semi-final 

Football fixture you most look forward to? 

El Clasico 

Ronaldo or Messi? 

Ronaldo 

Your game... 

Do you have a pre-match routine? 

Not really, I just go with it 

Favourite shirt number? 

8 

Any footballing superstitions? 

I have to wear the same shin pads, I’ve worn the 

same ones for years 

Best goal you ever scored? 

Probably at uni when I lobbed the keeper from 

about 30 yards out 

Favourite game you played in? 

Last week’s was pretty good, after being 2-0 down 

and coming back to win on penalties was a great 

feeling 

Favourite pair of boots you own(ed)? 

Adidas predators 

Your teammates... 

Best trainer? 

Shauna 

Worst trainer? 

Santander—she’s never there 

Most skilful? 

Abi Lee 

Toughest? 

Elford, I wouldn’t want to 

get on the wrong side of 

her... 

Most intelligent? 

I reckon JJ is pretty clever 

Least intelligent? 

Paige 

Joker? 

Jess 

Quickest? 

Shauna 

2017-18 Stats 

Apps: 2 

Starts: 0 

Goals: 1 

Slowest? 

Probably Zoz 

Yellow/Red cards: 

0/0 

Position: Midfield 


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 3 3 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 

Wolverhampton Wanderers WFC 

TODAY’S TEAMS 

Sunday 10 September 

2017 

Kick-off 2PM 

Today’s Officials 

Sophie Glenny 

Issy Foster 

Abbi Philips 

Aimee Taylor 

Andrea Whetton 

Anna Perks 

Billie Haynes 

10 Laura Elford 

11 Jordane Allison 

12 Hannah Smith 

13 Lauren Santoro 

14 Paige Crosby 

15 Bryony Hanson 

17 Katy Woodcock 

18 Jess Graham 

MANAGER 

Charlotte Stuart 

COACHING STAFF 

Lee Harrison 

Faye Boshell 

Neil Cairns 

PHYSIO 

James Starmore 

Referee 

Darius Bradley 

Assistants 

Joe Moss 

Jonathon Spencer 

Charlotte Criddle 

Claire Hakeman 

Courtney Jones 

Dom Luke 

Emma Cross 

Esme Moran 

Harley Simpson 

Jade Cross 

Jade Hewitt 

Jen Anslow 

Jess Bate 

Kirstie Bavington 

Laura Mcquilkin 

Lauren Jones 

Leanne Robinson 

Mai Butler 

Natalie Widdal 

MANAGER 

Tim Dudding

Bradford City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers Matchday Programme

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