The Mighty Bantams, current penalty shoot out world champions.

[SirKit Breaker]

HeHe, we dumped the Arsenal out of the cup. Bring on Chelsea or the Beeston Donkeys:drool5:

Cheers............Howard

 

[markc123]

Good result and against the arsenal first team aswell. Not hard beating arse though isit, lets face it....they are terrible. I remember the days of bradford been in the premiership, carbone was it? What a player, memories ha

 

[Popski]

Blimy a fellow Bantam

 

[markc123]

[h=2]Bradford penalty kings[/h]

• 6 October 2009: Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Notts County (h)
• 10 November 2009: Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Port Vale (h)
• 30 August 2011: Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Sheffield Wednesday (a)
• 4 October 2011: Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Huddersfield (a)
• 8 November 2011: Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Sheffield United (a)
• 9 October 2012: Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Hartlepool (a)
• 30 October 2012: Capital One Cup - Wigan (a)
• 13 November 2012: FA Cup - Northampton (h)
• 11 December 2012: Capital One Cup - Arsenal (h)

Taken from the BBC.....never thought i'd say this and not sure whether it would be possible......but bradford for england?

and just to clarify as I know what people can be like, im not a racist in anyway shape or form.

 

[SirKit Breaker]

Good result and against the arsenal first team aswell. Not hard beating arse though isit, lets face it....they are terrible. I remember the days of bradford been in the premiership, carbone was it? What a player, memories ha

Its not hard beating Arsenal when you have a full first team of internationals, and a subs bench equally as good to call upon. Arsenal first team last night cost £90,000,000 to put together, ours cost £80,000, yes 80 grand, our Centre forward was signed from non league for £8000, and he had to work his notice at the local co-op, i wonder if any of the Arsenal players know what work is!

So i think lets not belittle the Bantams, they won fair and square, against a side which will be playing amongst the best in europe over the coming months.

i'm not having a pop mark, but credit where it is due, they worked bloody hard, put in a stunning performance, and beat one of the best teams in europe fair and square, and no Arsenal are not easy to beat when you play3 divisions below them.

The good old prem days are all but forgotten though now, and in my opinion we are better off not being there again.
I would much rather be a solid championship side year in and out, and enjoy some good cup runs. Bradford have had their day out with the big boys, but they will never become an established prem side. The only team who will ever have a chance to play and consolidate in the prem in this region would be Leeds United, because of their facilities, tradition, and support. It is just a shame for Leeds, that they have a minority of supporters who think they have a god given right to be succesful. Most of my mates are Leeds fans, and most of them are OK, we are all wanting a Leeds Bradford final, so come on Leeds get Chelsea beaten.

Cheers........Howard

 

[markc123]

Its not hard beating Arsenal when you have a full first team of internationals, and a subs bench equally as good to call upon. Arsenal first team last night cost £90,000,000 to put together, ours cost £80,000, yes 80 grand, our Centre forward was signed from non league for £8000, and he had to work his notice at the local co-op, i wonder if any of the Arsenal players know what work is!

So i think lets not belittle the Bantams, they won fair and square, against a side which will be playing amongst the best in europe over the coming months.

i'm not having a pop mark, but credit where it is due, they worked bloody hard, put in a stunning performance, and beat one of the best teams in europe fair and square, and no Arsenal are not easy to beat when you play3 divisions below them.

The good old prem days are all but forgotten though now, and in my opinion we are better off not being there again.
I would much rather be a solid championship side year in and out, and enjoy some good cup runs. Bradford have had their day out with the big boys, but they will never become an established prem side. The only team who will ever have a chance to play and consolidate in the prem in this region would be Leeds United, because of their facilities, tradition, and support. It is just a shame for Leeds, that they have a minority of supporters who think they have a god given right to be succesful. Most of my mates are Leeds fans, and most of them are OK, we are all wanting a Leeds Bradford final, so come on Leeds get Chelsea beaten.

Cheers........Howard

When i said it's not hard beating arsenal................im a spurs fan, i coudln't say any different, not on my death bed will i give arsenal credit

Fair play though, good result for bradford, i was watching lastnight............just as much of a fan as you i can assure you thoroughly deserved.

 

[SirKit Breaker]

Blimy a fellow Bantam

Yes mate a life long sufferer for the most part, with a few good times thrown in. Isnt it funny though, somehow when we get a juicy tie, another 13000 "supporters" suddenly come out of the woodwork in addition to the 10000 diehards. Its a shame these people dont make one in for the odd not so attractive league game now and again. Lets see the real support when it is a freezing cold and wet Tuesday night league game against Accrington. I dont profess to be a diehard anymore, but i see my fair share, i wasnt there against Arsenal, i took the soft option and enjoyed the sub tropical armchair approach. My highlight was the 96 playoff final at Wembley against Notts County, now that was a day out to remember.

Cheers...........Howard

 

[Silly Sausage]

Has no one mentioned that they're back in the FA Cup?! Excellent.
I used to see them now & again when they were in the Premier and season each side, hilarious watching some of those matches.

 

[Popski]

I had a good mate who got tickets and took me with him years ago when Chrissey Waddle scored against Everton and we won 2-3 I was hooked.