I hate bradford and everyone in it and I'm locking the thread.

I realise that public criticism of the moderators is frowned upon, but, if you do that then you are a bawbag.

As most will know I'm from East Leeds, and rather randomly started watching us when I was 14. I have no genuine affinity with your City and it has frustrated me, annoyed me and delighted me in equal measure.



Your council has had me baffled for years. A combination of inaction and ineptitude on a range of issues. Then there's the city centre which suffered the 1960s and 70s cultural vandalism. I mean Wtf was Broadway? When I go to Halifax I see what you've lost. Perhaps Halifax escaped the 70s by not being deemed worthy of this most dubious types of "progress".



I don't understand bradford city. Wanting to stay in a stadium haunted by tragedy seems to counter all logic to me but that's an emotive topic and is for Bradfordians to reconcile.



That's just a flavour of Bemusement. On the other and positive hand I go to Bolling hall all the time. A medieval tower house and later mansion that continues to amaze me by being free.



Saltaire festival. I go every September to chill by the river, eat cheese, drink beer and take the tram up the Glen. I wouldn't miss it.



Then there's the media museum, cartright hall, the alhambra.



Today I opted to take the kids to Castleford. We watched a heavily tatood man with no teeth eating a hot dog. Compelling stuff and proof you can find quality entertainment in any town.

This I struggle to understand too, but I accept that it is a passionate subject for many people with real attachment to the club. However, not so long ago I was at Valley Parade and I saw a sign attached to the (rebuilt) Main Stand stating, "This is a no-smoking stadium". I kind of felt that if there was ever a stadium that this sign was not required then I was visiting it.







Dude, you should have said hello.

I think it was the last game of the pre-summer season. Me & the tigress had been to Leeds for a wander prior to getting the train to Cas. We'd bought nice cheese, a few pastries & some poncy beers. Cas were playing Paris SG. At half time we sat down on the terrace, it was nice weather at the end of the winter season. We were eating a bit of cheese. Gradually a crowd gathered around us. Finally a nicely tattooed woman said " Are ya French?".

I've seen you on a bike. I've also seen you take extraordinarily long lunch breaks.

... but you've never seen him buy a round

You can't rush hospitality.

Liberty, fraternity, hospitality

Justin Timberlake is the new head coach. You read it here first

Syria, Eritrea, Gaza strip, Wakefield, Platt Bridge ....



the list is [inot quite[/i endless.