The City Gent
The Bradford City Fanzine
Here we go into the 39th season of The City Gent as we will pass 38 years of continuous publication as a printed fanzine in November 2022.
Last season in which it seems it was promotion or bust, Bradford City took to the latter as Derek Adams was un-ceremonially sacked in February 2022. Appearing so far out of the left field that nobody expected the next manager was going to be the internationally famous Mark Hughes who saw the 2021/22 season out and during the summer has recruited 16 new players. Is the 2022/23 season going to be another "promotion or bust" season? Yes, it probably is, but the signs so far are good and The City Gent will be as always commenting on matters all things Bradford City.
Following Bradford City is always interesting and never dull, which, for writers of The City Gent is always good as there is always something interesting to comment on. The City Gent whilst being the voice of Bantam Progressivism is ever hopeful about the team's prospects in League Two for 2022/2 and we feel the lessons from last season have been learnt. As always, the contents of each and every issue of The City Gent will reflect on what is happening both on and off the pitch at Valley Parade as The City Gent continues to be the oldest surviving printed football fanzine in the U.K.
Last season in which it seems it was promotion or bust, Bradford City took to the latter as Derek Adams was un-ceremonially sacked in February 2022. Appearing so far out of the left field that nobody expected the next manager was going to be the internationally famous Mark Hughes who saw the 2021/22 season out and during the summer has recruited 16 new players. Is the 2022/23 season going to be another "promotion or bust" season? Yes, it probably is, but the signs so far are good and The City Gent will be as always commenting on matters all things Bradford City.
Following Bradford City is always interesting and never dull, which, for writers of The City Gent is always good as there is always something interesting to comment on. The City Gent whilst being the voice of Bantam Progressivism is ever hopeful about the team's prospects in League Two for 2022/2 and we feel the lessons from last season have been learnt. As always, the contents of each and every issue of The City Gent will reflect on what is happening both on and off the pitch at Valley Parade as The City Gent continues to be the oldest surviving printed football fanzine in the U.K.
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