Bradford City 2020 Kits
Bradford play their home games in claret and amber strip, hence the nickname Bantams from the view that the colours are similar to the look of the bright feathers of the bird. The away strip is a more usual colour of blue and black with red edging. The biggest claim to fame to date for players wearing the claret and amber was in winning the FA Cup back in 1911. They also spent two seasons in the Premiership after an impressive football league campaign. A 1-0 victory over Liverpool on the last day of the season, kept them up in May 2000, only for relegation to follow at the end of the 2000-01 season.
Bradford City 2016/17 Avec Home,
Bradford City flaunt their entire kit range manufactured by English brand Avec for...
Bradford City 15/16 Nike Home &
League One side Bradford City have officially revealed their new home and away kits...
Bradford City 2014-15 Nike Away
Having launched their new home kit back in May this year, the Bantams have gone ahead...
Bradford City 2014-15 Nike Home
Finishing 11th on the League One this season, Bradford City have officially launched...
Bradford City urge fans to
League One outfit Bradford City have urged their fans to help complete their Bradford...
Bradford City 2013/14 Nike Away
Bradford City is an English football club from Bradford in West Yorkshire. The team...
Bradford City - New Sponsor and
Bradford City have revealed their 2013/14 Nike home shirt whilst also announcing that...
Bradford City 2012/13 Nike Away
Bradford City AFC is a League Two club from West Yorkshire, which plays home games at...
Bradford City 2012/13 Home Kit
Bradford City have launched their new home strip for the 2012/13 season. The shirt...
Bradford City Nike Home Kit
English League 2 Bradford City are aiming to motivate their players for the...
Nicknamed the Bantams after an early kit with a claret shirt with an amber hoop around the shoulders, Bradford City Association Football Club were formed in 1903, they play their home games in the 25,100 plus seater Valley Parade or The Bradford & Bingley Stadium, Bradford. The stadium has a sad history as it was the scene of the tragic fire which claimed fifty-six lives in May 1985.
The Bantams went through a series of relegations where they ended up playing in League Two, the fourth tier of English football after they were relegated from the Premier league in the 2000-2001 season.
League One side Bradford City are known as 'The Bantams' and they play their home games at the Valley Parade, Bradford which holds over 25,000 people. Nike produce their kits where they are sponsored by Map Group and they famously reached the final of the 2012-13 Capital One Cup where they lost 4-0 to Swansea City in the final at Wembley. They last played in the Premier League in the 2000-2001 season where the finished 20th.
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