The Width of a Post

🚨Final pod of the season now available - The Width of a Post player of the season🚨 💪Who made the top five? 👨‍⚖️ Who's demanding a recount of the votes? 🤔 Pondering the retained list 🥳 Celebrating our 10th anniversary of podcasting! #bcafc #bantams open.spotify.com/episode/6FlFhT…

@TheWidthofaPost Really enjoyed this guys. Great format and loved how you told the story of the season the games and the players throughout. Thanks for all the work this season. Roll on august

Special podcast episode – 2025/26: a Bradford City season in 10 games #bcafc #bantams widthofapost.com/2026/05/22/spe…

@BantamSilver Yes we are. Should be out next week

@TheWidthofaPost Are you doing a podcast about the retained list?

🚨Special podcast now available 🚨 Reviewing #bcafc season through the 10 games that defined it - The story of a year to remember - The games that mattered - The players who made the difference open.spotify.com/episode/42yfk4…

@TheWidthofaPost Next season should be about consolidating a top 10 spot. Stockport are the example here. I think we are well placed to do this with a good squad still remaining. Get the 9 right and Sarc competition and I can see another good season. Expectations need to be balanced.

The bumper Bradford City 2025/26 season review: A year beyond expectation #bcafc #bantams widthofapost.com/2026/05/19/the…

@TheWidthofaPost Great to finish 4th above Bolton, Luton,and Hudds. Amazing start to the season with some fantastic football. Lost our way in the new year and felt like we were grinding out results through team work and determination. We need to be better with the ball than without it next season

@TheWidthofaPost For me we should still be going into next season with an underdog mentality and not get ahead of ourselves, treat next season like we did this one, no expectations just attacking every game with the pressure off as that’s when we play our best stuff

@TheWidthofaPost it's probably for the best we didn't go up because the championship requires some serious investment. We're not ready to make that step up just yet, we're not far off but now it's about building a top lg1 team and continuing to make progress off the pitch.

@TheWidthofaPost Past experience teaches us to be careful what we expect. Personally I am quietly & controversially pleased we didnt get promoted this year. As a club we are not ready in so many ways. The ££ needed to even compete at bottom of Championship is obscene & potentially disastrous.

@TheWidthofaPost Excellent analysis as usual.

@TheWidthofaPost I read somewhere Leicester have already offset next years parachute payments against existing debt and contracts. They also have players still under contract on Premier League wages, the club have huge problems.

@TheWidthofaPost Great summary of season & future. I don't think as a club we have reached the ceiling but I have a feeling that we may have under Rupp. Financially & emotionally Rupp is at his limit after 10 years of ownership. It no secret that he wants to sell for what he sees as right price

What’s next for Bradford City? #bcafc #bantams widthofapost.com/2026/05/18/wha…

Proper good podcast that. Really balanced, thought out and methodical throughout. These lads know ball, you can just tell. Worth a listen #BWFC fans. #BCAFC

🚨 New pod episode!🚨 City 0 Bolton 1 - sad reaction - Where City fell short - Where City did well - What the hell, Bonham?! - Who had a good play offs/who didn't - A night to remember #bcafc open.spotify.com/episode/7834qR…

@TheWidthofaPost Great write up Jason. I always thought that this would be a game too far but we gave it a good go. Unfortunately, Bolton just had a bit too much quality for us over the two legs and deserve their trip to Wembley. But what a season we’ve had, huge credit to GA for what he’s done.

@TheWidthofaPost Great summary Jason. Could get those lyrics on a flag

@TheWidthofaPost Another spot on article . We just had that 1-2% off in terms of quality on the ball to unlock a brilliantly organised Bolton. They worked as units really all game and like Lincoln, show that structure & organisation , aligned with a bit of composure, can be a success.