This section of the website is divided into:
Early History
Early history - events that took place before I began supporting City in 1993, including brief description of the formation of the club, a list of major honours, details of the F.A. Cup win and a section on the Bradford City fire disasterModern History
- This section gives a description of the club's history post-1993 around the time the following managers were in charge of City:Club Honours
Division 2 Champions: 1907/8
Division 3 Champions: 1984/5
Division 3 (N) Champions: 1928/9
F.A. Cup Winners: 1911
Promotion from Division 1 as Runners Up: 1998/9
Promotion from Division 2 via Wembley Play-offs 1995/6
Promotion from Division 4: 1968/9, 1976/77, 1981/2
Club Records
| Longest serving manager: | Peter O'Rourke 1905 - 1921 |
| Biggest league win at home: | 11-1 vs Rotherham United (Sep 1928) |
| Biggest league win away: | 8-2 vs Accrington (Oct 1928) |
| Biggest league defeat at home: | 1-7 vs Stockport (Sep 1965) |
| Biggest league defeat away: | 1-9 vs Colchester (Dec 1961) |
| Highest Attendance at home: | 39,146 vs Burnely (1910-11) |
| Lowest Attendance at home: | 1,249 vs Hereford (1981) |
| Most Apperances: | 502 - Ces Podd (1970 - 1984) |
| Most goals: | 121 - Bobby Campbell (1979-83 and 1984-87) |
| Most goals in a season: | 34 - David Layne (1961-2, Division 4) |
| Most goals in a match: | 7 - Albert Whitehurst vs Tranmere (March 1929 Division 3 North) |
| Most International Caps: | 9 - Harry Hampton (Ireland 1911-14) |
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