BWFC 0-0 Bradford - Match Report Post #38

Next up is Bradford at home a game which has different levels,
on one level it is a home game therefore an opportunity to arrest our current slide in form.
on another level it is Parkinson's first game against Bradford since leaving in the summer, a fact Bradford seem to have bought into selling all of their 4300 tickets, in total there are 16,000 sold so far.
I'm going for a home win as Parkinson is going to get them fired up for this one as he really won't want to lose it - so I'm going for a 2-1 win (still no clean sheet)

We'll get dicked. 0-2 to Bradford.

i feel a return to the 1-1 draws we had until last week, just can't see where the goals are going to come from to win this

Bolton 2 - 0 Bradford, fights on the pitch at the final whistle.

Can see this being another draw unless we can suddenly start converting some of the many chances we're creating. 1-1.

Norpig wrote:i feel a return to the 1-1 draws we had until last week, just can't see where the goals are going to come from to win this

I'm beginning to feel this as well.

It will be another mediocre season now the honeymoon period is over.

I hope I'm wrong though!

What the hell. I haven't been right so far this season, so I'll go for a 3-1 home win.

gloswhite wrote:What the hell. I haven't been right so far this season, so I'll go for a 3-1 Bradford win.

If you're wrong every game gloss I've edited it to give us a chance

We'll end up losing this, Bury will leapfrog us in the league and it'll be another sad day in the history books for BWFC.

I'm not even bothering going to this game.

whatsgoingon wrote:

gloswhite wrote:What the hell. I haven't been right so far this season, so I'll go for a 3-1 Bradford win.

If you're wrong every game gloss I've edited it to give us a chance

I like the logic    (Just hope that with this new prediction, this isn't the time I'm right)

scottjames30 wrote:We'll end up losing this, Bury will leapfrog us in the league and it'll be another sad day in the history books for BWFC.

I'm not even bothering going to this game.

Bloody hell Scott, did you not have a good nights sleep ?

gloswhite wrote:Bloody hell Scott, did you not have a good nights sleep ?

Boggers is cheating on him.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

gloswhite wrote:Bloody hell Scott, did you not have a good nights sleep ?

Boggers is cheating on him.

With someone off BA 

gloswhite wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:We'll end up losing this, Bury will leapfrog us in the league and it'll be another sad day in the history books for BWFC.

I'm not even bothering going to this game.

Bloody hell Scott, did you not have a good nights sleep ?

Looking back at our last three games, and also looking back at Bury's last three games, the momentum is in Bury's favour to overtake us, if we fail to do the job we seem incapable of doing if given anything to go off watching the last three games.

Everything I say is calculated.

A fluke 1-0 win for us along with a Scunthorpe home loss (against Sheff Utd) would have us back on top.  Whether we deserve it or not.....would make for pleasant reading next week.  Although I'm not betting money on it.

terenceanne wrote:A fluke 1-0 win for us along with a Scunthorpe home loss (against Sheff Utd) would have us back on top.  Whether we deserve it or not.....would make for pleasant reading next week.  Although I'm not betting money on it.

Are you single?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

terenceanne wrote:A fluke 1-0 win for us along with a Scunthorpe home loss (against Sheff Utd) would have us back on top.  Whether we deserve it or not.....would make for pleasant reading next week.  Although I'm not betting money on it.

Are you single?

You're not my type.

Ref watch: Mark Heywood to oversee Bradford visit

Mark Heywood will officiate Wanderers’ Sky Bet League One clash with Bradford City at Macron Stadium this afternoon.

He has overseen nine matches so far this season, issuing 42 yellow cards and one red.

The West Yorkshire based official has been involved in the professional game for the past six seasons but has only over been the man in the middle of one Bolton game previously – a 3-1 win over Brentford here in October 2014.

He has however overseen five Bantams games over the course of his refereeing career to date, four of which have seen defeats for City alongside one draw.

The last time he took charge of one of their fixtures meanwhile was against Preston in April 2015, a match which saw the Lilywhites run out 3-0 winners.

Geoffrey Liddle and Nigel Smith will run the line, whilst Scott Oldham is the fourth official.

Last Season (2015/16): Games: 27 | Yellows: 91 | Red: 7

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terenceanne wrote:You're not my type.

You need to lighten up. You're too dour. You can attract a woman if you stop being yourself.

Yeah. Be like Nat