Bradford, who currently occupy thrid spot in the table, will take on fellow high flyers Kidderminster Harriers on Saturday at 15:00 KO, who are two points ahead in second place. The club are confident that with the game coinciding with Non-League Day, and with the absence of any Premier League or Championship fixtures, they will be able to double their average attendance on the day.
To encourage attendance on the day supporters who present a season ticket at the turnstile – regardless of club or sport – will get in for just £5.
Chief Executive, Rob Stanley, said: “Non-League day is a chance for people to come along and see what real football is like. Hopefully we will have around 800 people here cheering the team on, as Kidderminster look like one of the teams to beat this year.”
In a further boost, Bradfordian Gareth Roberts, the club’s owner who now lives in Texas, will be flying over for the game at Horsfall Stadium. The club would also like to announce that after the game in clubhouse there will be an open fans forum with club owner Gareth Roberts and Chief Executive Robert Stanley.