Tim, Jason and Alex reconvene to discuss the increasingly 'Jekyll and Hyde' City performances, the limited impact of the January signings and look forward to the run-in

Jason and Alex convene to discuss City's return to form against Doncaster, January's ins and outs, and look forward to Saturday's upcoming playoff battle with Luton

Jason, Tim and Alex return to discuss City's dispiriting defeat at Huddersfield, and look forward to the rest of the January window, and a massive game at Lincoln on Tuesday

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A derby day to forget puts Bradford City’s resilience to the test

https://widthofapost.com/2026/01/24/a-derby-day-to-forget-puts-bradford-citys-resilience-to-the-test/

What is an underdog anyway?: A definitive ranking of City's Stones Performances (from 2014)

https://widthofapost.com/2014/10/24/what-is-an-underdog-anyway/

Jason, Tim and Alex return to cover the litany of transfer ins and outs this week, including the end of an era with Andy Cook leaving to join City. They also touch on the upcoming season-defining fixtures, with Cardiff looming on Saturday

Width of a Post highlights this week:

• Saying goodbye to Andy Cook, a modern-day Bradford City icon
  

• A fond farewell to a Bradford City promotion hero as Alex Pattison moves to Walsall
  

• Brad Halliday and the Price of Progress https://widthofapost.com/2026/01/14/brad-halliday-and-the-price-of-progress/

Tim, Jason and Alex reconvene to discuss City's recent uptick in form, whether their promotion run is for real, and look forward to January

Jason and Alex discuss City's 1-0 win over Exeter, their first league win in two months. How sustainable is it, and are we already seeing the plans for January begin to emerge?

Jason and Alex reconvene to discuss City's breathless 0-0 draw at Bolton and discuss whether they have re-found their pizzazz

Jason and Alex reconvene to discuss City's home defeat to Burton, some of the challenges they are working through in the balance of the team, and the team selection, Bobby's penalty and some world class timewasters

Tim, Jason and Alex return to discuss City's mini-slump, expectations for the rest of the season, Graham Alexander and the worst goals you have ever seen.

Jason and Alex regroup after Saturday's 2-2 barn(sley)storming draw at Valley Parade, which included one of the best goals we've ever seen from Reyes Cleary. They touch on that wonder goal, City's continued excellent performance and look forward to two upcoming big games against Stevenage and Lincoln