Npower League Two
Aldershot (0) 0
Bradford C (2) 2 Wells 28, 39
Att: 2,143
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CFML Daily News
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Fixtures
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Signings, Loans and Injuries
Injuries
Andrew Davies, knee, Out 4 months (from Nov 1st)
Luke Oliver, Achillies, out for the 2012/13 season
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WHo is interested in an Aldershot game report? You want Arsenal ticket info right?
News article
http://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/news/article/arsenal-ticket-new-news-478493.aspx
This FAQ page can be found online here
http://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/news/article/arsenal-faq-481260.aspx
To buy tickets online click here
http://www.bcfc.talent-sport.co.uk/PagesPublic/Home/home.aspx
best contact for email support
louisag@bcfccommerical.co.uk
PUBLISHED 20:39 11th November 2012
Following our recent communication on the purchasing of tickets(CLICK HERE) we thought it timely to issue some frequently asked questions, to
help support our fans with any queries they may have.
Q I'm a season ticket holder can I buy my usual reserved seat?
AThe ground will be reconfigured to accommodate the Arsenal fans, it's not possible to guarantee seats, therefore seating will be on a first come
first serve basis, so we'd suggest book early to maximise seat options.
QHow can I purchase Arsenal tickets?
AYou can purchase tickets either online or at the ticket office; we'd recommend purchasing online if you want to beat the queues! From Monday (12
November), tickets can be brought the Bantams Ticketing Website (CLICK HERE)
QCan I buy Arsenal tickets on normal match days?
ATickets will be available to purchase online but not at the ticket office, if there's an evening game, Arsenal tickets will be available until
5pm on that day.
Q If I have 4 season tickets for my family can I link the purchase and by them all online at the same time?
AOne of the season ticket holders can add the other three to their friends and family folder, when logged into their account; friends and family
will then become visible, click onto the link and add the family members. This will then give the user the ability to purchase tickets for the
other family members.
QWhat's my online membership number and password if I log on for the first time?
AAnyone accessing the website for the first time, must register. Click on the 'My Account' tab, click on 'Register' which is situated beneath the
'Password' box. You must give a valid email address; a customernumber will be emailed to the address given. The password will then be the user's
postcode without any spaces. The user will then be able to purchase tickets and change the password if required.
Q If I pay for my season tickets monthly can I pay online and what's my membership number as I don't have a card?
AProvided the customer's account is up to date, the customer can buy online. The customer number is shown on the bottom of match tickets. (For
those people who pay monthly, Exeter and Plymouth tickets should have been received with the membership number present).
QIf I'm normally in a suite in the upper tier, what are my options for getting a seat in that area?
ASubject to availability tickets can be purchased in the upper Co-op Block K, rows M to S the price for this ticket will be £35, tickets are also
available for suite upgrades in the 'Bantams bar' with seats in the 'Kop' stand. If access to both the 'Patrons' and 'Bantams' suites become
unavailable, purchase a standard ticket in the Co-op upper tier stand - once we've allocated all the banqueting places, any not sold will
becomeavailable for these customers at an upgrade price of £15 per person which will include suite access.
Q What are my options if I choose to purchase a ticket in the upper tier of the main stand?
AOption 1 is to select a seat in the upper tier and pay the normal ticket price, this will not include any suite access (entrance to these seats
will be via the turnstiles and up the upper tier staircase, accessed via main stand concourse).
Option 2is to purchase a corporate seat at £75 plus VAT which includes a three course meal and seat(bookings should be made via email
tocommercial@the-bantams.co.uk).
Option 3is to purchase one of the 150 'patrons suite' seats which include a seat and suite access at the cost of £35 per person, these seats are
available online in the Co-op stand, block K, row M-S inclusive.
Q What happens if I cannot remember my password for the online system?
AThere's a 'forgotten password' tab, an email will be sent to the club. Do not re- register. The ticket office manager will then send you an
updated password.
Any further question in addition to the ones outlined above, please email louisag@bcfccommerical.co.uk
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Match Media & Stats
Head to Head
http://www.11v11.com/teams/bradford-city/tab/opposingTeams
http://www.statto.com/football/teams/bradford-city/
Pictures
http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/sportbcfc/sport_bantams_pics2011/
"Last Match" Highlights on Bantams Player
http://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/page/player/LastMatch/0,,10266~1612005~36,00.html
BBC highlights (uk only)
Match stats
http://www.soccerbase.com/teams/team.sd?team_id=234#teamTabs=results
Stats: Aldershot - Bradford C:
Possession: 41 - 59%
Shots on target: 1 - 4
Shots off target: 4 - 3
Fouls: 13 - 10
Corners: 4 - 3
Ref: Oliver Langford (West Midlands).
Yellow cards:
Aldershot: Hylton 74'.
Bradford C: None
ALDERSHOT: 21. Jamie Young, 2. Ben Herd, 5. Troy Brown, 23. Sonny Bradley,
4. Aaron Morris, 28. Kieron Cadogan 69', 8. Josh Payne, 31. Danny Rose, 11.
Peter Vincenti 69', 26. Scott Donnelly 60', 10. Danny Hylton.
SUBS: 29. Glenn Morris, 9. Michael Rankine 69', 15. Guy Branston, 30. Harry
Cooksley, 36. Jack Munns, 37. Dani Lopez 69', 38. Alberto Seidi 60'.
BRADFORD C: 12. Matt Duke, 2. Stephen Darby, 14. Will Atkinson, 23. Rory
McArdle, 3. James Meredith, 22. John Egan, 24. Nathan Doyle, 18. Gary Jones,
15. Craig Forsyth, 9. James Hanson, 21. Nahki Wells 81'.
SUBS: 1. Jon McLaughlin, 4. Ricky Ravenhill, 11. Garry Thompson, 16. Carl
McHugh, 17. Alan Connell, 20. Zavon Hines 81', 30. Scott Brown.
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Final whistle - match report
Report by Simon Parker (T&A)
Nahki Wells struck twice as City eased to their third away win and buried
the Aldershot bogey.
The Bantams had lost all four of the previous visits since the Hampshire
side came back into the league in 2008.
But a City victory was never in doubt once Wells had struck at the double
before half-time. And only the woodwork denied him a hat-trick as Phil
Parkinson's side made light work of the struggling hosts.
James Hanson came back in after his virus and saw plenty of the ball in a
scrappy opening period.
After one aerial challenge with two defenders, the ball dropped for Nathan
Doyle whose well-struck snap shot was blocked by keeper Jamie Young.
There was not a lot of flowing football but City looked the sharper side and
got their noses in front after 28 minutes.
It came from an awful blunder by defender Sonny Bradley as Wells latched on
to his mistake to advance on Young before coolly finishing in the bottom
corner.
Wells almost doubled the tally with a cross which nearly sneaked in the far
post and should have had a second when clear again but shot wide.
In between there was a scare at the other end after Matt Duke flapped at a
corner. Stephen Darby rescued his keeper by clearing Danny Hylton's shot off
the line.
But it was all about the Bermudian and he was on target six minutes before
the break. More bad Aldershot defending, this time by skipper Ben Herd, let
in Hanson and although Young parried his shot, Wells was on hand to convert
the rebound.
Aldershot boss Dean Holdsworth threw on three new strikers midway through
the second half, including loan signings Alberto Seidi and Daniel Lopez who
only joined the club yesterday.
But City were comfortable and came agonisingly close to scoring again after
75 minutes when Wells tried an overhead kick from close range that bounced
back off the post.
Shots sub Michael Rankine had their best chance to reduce the deficit but
flashed a header well wide from six yards out.
That was the only genuine home chance and the final whistle was greeted with
boos by the crowd.
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