Well 13 released from Bradford, which i don't think came as any real surprise, but Eddie Johnson and Tom Penford seemed to warrant a stay. Young Medley has been kept on and i would doubt he's on much. McCall has said he might try a Hereford, adding a few "hungry" loans into the side. Which i don't see been too dissimilar to this year

Heckingbottom, Loach, Bullock, Ndumbu-Nsungu and the Barnsley lads.


Just come on BBC that Luke Beckett is on his way and in T&A Chris Brandon has been making some noise. So things are starting to look good for next season.

End of an era for Rotherham - talks between the club and the Booth family who own the ground have broken down, and they'll be moving to Don Valley Stadium in the interim while work takes place on a new Community Stadium.

Should create some interesting issues of segregation. Presumably visiting fans will have either the uncovered side or end of the stadium, exposed to the elements and miles away from the pitch a la Withdean?

Think thats the best news we have had in a long time! Sad to be leaving millmoor but glad that (hopefully) we dont have to deal with Steptoe and Sons anymore!

Just hope the club has some sense and ban the Booth family from all of our home games from now on!

About time we ressurected this thread. Bradfords squad is coming along nicely now with the addition of Graeme Lee along with Paul McLaren, one of the top midfielders in L1. IMO all we lacked in Midfield was a creative player and we now have that.

Add a goalkeeper and a striker now and we're pretty much there.

Signed Alex Rhodes after he was released from Bradford, any info on him?

On his day he is a decent enough left winger in this division in my opinion, unfortunately he is almost always injured.

Chester have got Paul Taylor on loan from Vauxhall, cracking little player.

I think on his day seems to sum him up he played really well in the 3-2 home win over Rotherham but was absolutley awful in the next game against Dagenham, he's far too inconsistent to be a decent player at this level IMO.

Aye some fairly impressive signings, I'd assume we can dip into the loan market for a keeper and front man if needs be rather than picking up average players on frees.

Michael Boulding's still available but he doesn't appear to be in a rush to make up his mind where he wants to go and he's indiciated he'd prefer to play at an higher level.

I think by now we might have moved on to be honest. He's messed us about for long enough. Beckett seems to be hanging around for us so I don't think that deal is dead.

RIP Ernie Cooksey.

Although the Darren Moore one is, as he's signed for Barnsley...

Aye, Stuart pretty much confirmed that when we signed Lee, which by the way I think is a pretty fine signing in itself. Full credit to City for having the balls to go for it though.

Ryan Lowe returns to Chester.

Gillingham sign striker Mark McCammon on a 3 year deal

The bookies make Bradford favourites to win the league next season and with the way our squad is coming along i can kinda see why.
Atlast Bradford can finally think positive about our football club and its all thanks to the legend Stuart for coming home and bringing us back from a dark place.

Rumour is building that Ade Akinbiyi will be announced on Monday also. Interesting....

No chance,Akinbiyi is way too good for league 2,i hope your right and we can pull it off tho.

Michael & Rory Boulding are playing for City tonight in the match at Farsley Celtic. Could this saga finally be coming to an end?

Would be a couple of interesting acquisitions. Always liked Michael at that level, thought the step up to Villa was just too far out of his ability and seemed to knock him back a bit - not too dissimilar to Ade Panicbuyi I suppose in that respect.

True, not too concerned about his age as he was a late starter anyway. I'm glad we're looking at him rather than Beckett as he offers something a little different alongside Thorne.

Don't know much about Rory but he'll give us depth and more options in attack if nothing else.

And a new goalie in the shape of Nick Colgan

Yeah - would have thought Colgan may have been looking at a slightly higher level given he's not far past his prime as a keeper at 34, but having played just once in the first team last season he's probably looking for somewhere he would be undisputed first choice.

That went well.