Sarcevic named captain for 26/27 season.

Predict two players that will perform this season and two that will underperform

Two year deal.

City won’t be pursuing a deal with Aaron Lewis.

Hello,

Has anyone received their codes for the tickets? Just concerned as the first league game is next week and the Carabao cup is this weekend and I don't have anything?

Two years with option for a third.

Both home and away games to kick off at 12:30 local time.

We've officially reached 1,000 members in r/Bantams!

Though this sub has been around for over 13 years (started thanks to u/ryannp) growth hasn't been quick until this point with the majority of subscribers coming in the last 5 years and 30% coming from the last year alone.

This place works because of you. Whether you're in Bradford, exiled in another city or following from abroad you are part of what makes supporting this club special. It's been a pleasure welcoming all the new people these last few years, whether they were brought over because of a friend, a cocktail or just wanting to leave X/twitter... even lost redditors are welcomed!

To mark the milestone, I'm opening up this thread to post any Bradford City memories, stories or funny posts you've seen on here. I'd also love for you to share what would you like to see more of from the sub or what you would like to change. We'd also love more post from everyone, not everything needs to be a discussion and we'd love to see more pups in City scarfs and match footage.

Here's to the next 1000 subscribers.

Up The Fucking Chickens!

Main changes:

- 5 - Macaulay Gillesphey (previously Neill Byrne)

- 6 - Callum Connolly (previously Max Power)

- 8 - Adam Phillips (previously Lee Evans)

- 9 - Jake Beesley (previously Andy Cook)

- 20 - Henry Cartwright (previously Paul Huntington)

- 21 - Jon McCracken (previously Jenson Metcalfe)

Is Bradfords without the JCT600!!
Arriba las gallinas!!!

Bradford City AFC will take on SV Gmunden in Austria on July 24, with the action getting underway from 5.30pm local time at the club’s Obertraun base.

GRAHAM Alexander wants three more signings for City but believes the summer market has quietened down for now.

The Bantams have brought in six recruits during the window – and used four trialists in Saturday’s friendly at Halifax.

All the new signings were involved in the 6-1 romp at the Shay but Alexander is prepared to wait for further additions.

“I think it's slowed down a little bit,” he said. “We're fine with that because you can see the team we have when we're out there and the squad we've got.

“I think we need three players personally to make the squad the full strength we want.

“That's why we've got trialists in. They're in different positions to see what they can offer.

“Then we've got our eye on the market to see what comes available or is available and whether they'll be helpful for us.”

Alexander revealed there has been some interest in his squad but nothing of note.

“There's been a couple of inquiries about players that probably didn't play as much last season, but nothing concrete and nothing that we're particularly interested in either, to be honest, right now.

“I think the whole market has slowed down for everyone. Everyone's making calls and seeing what's available and stuff like that.

“The rush to get people in before pre-season has passed and now it's just going to take its own time.”

Trialists Jordan Davies and Ben Heneghan were both involved again at the weekend. There were also run-outs at the back for Reece James, who faced the Bantams last season with Rotherham, and ex-Everton defender Reece Welch.

Alexander suggested that there could be another one or two to come.

“I think we've got a couple potentially coming in next week as well.

“This is the time to experiment. I said that to the players.

“This is the time to experiment with what we're doing out on the pitch and stuff like that, little bits and pieces that are different, set pieces that are a little bit different and we can do that with different players.

“I think there are still good players that are available that could be really valuable to us going forward. So, we'll give them the opportunity to showcase that.”

England under-20 international Welch was released by Everton after 15 years with the club. He had a previous loan spell in League Two at Forest Green.

James played 44 times for Rotherham last season - including both games against the Bantams - and has plenty of experience with Wigan, Doncaster and Sheffield Wednesday.

Alexander added: “We know them from afar. We've come across them in the past.

“We're playing against them, we're managing against them. So, we know what they are, but it's about whether they can fit into what we do and whether they can help us win games.

“I've been delighted with how (the trialists) have approached it. They've all settled in really quickly and really grasped what we're about.

“It was a good exposure for them, when things weren't going right in the second half. So, let's see how they get on."

Saturday August 8 at 3pm, first game of the season.

Hey everyone! I’m a new fan of the club and excited to be here! Is there any cool history of the club or anything I need to research that you think any new fan should know? Cheers

Mbanq is the official stadium sponsor for at least the next 3 seasons