Bradford in the LC Final?
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You're very welcome, I'm very close to 3000 posts, but it will likely take me a week to get there, unusually I'm a woman of few words,
If Bradford win that's one more friend I will be deleting from my facebook account for having the sheer cheek and temerity to support a more successful club! Thankfully the rest support Newcastle and Sunderland
Bradford City's League Cup fairytale continued on Tuesday evening as they completed a 4-3 aggregate semi-final victory over Premier League Aston Villa, with Alan Pardew an interested onlooker.
And making the seventh appearance of his loan spell at the League Two Bantams was Magpies defender Curtis Good, who played the full 90 minutes at Villa Park, as a home side included former Magpies Shay Given and Charle's N'Zogbia only managed to win 2-1 on the night.
Bradford now await Wednesday night's semi-final between Swansea City and Chelsea to confirm the opposition at Wembley on Sunday February 24th - by which time 19 year-old Good's current loan period at Valley Parade will have ended.
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The above is from the NUFC.com late news.
Be a bit of a pity if Good misses out on an appearance in a Wembley Final. Seems he's a pretty good level headed kid, be nice for him to say he'd appeared at Wembley in a Final.
And making the seventh appearance of his loan spell at the League Two Bantams was Magpies defender Curtis Good, who played the full 90 minutes at Villa Park, as a home side included former Magpies Shay Given and Charle's N'Zogbia only managed to win 2-1 on the night.
Bradford now await Wednesday night's semi-final between Swansea City and Chelsea to confirm the opposition at Wembley on Sunday February 24th - by which time 19 year-old Good's current loan period at Valley Parade will have ended.
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The above is from the NUFC.com late news.
Be a bit of a pity if Good misses out on an appearance in a Wembley Final. Seems he's a pretty good level headed kid, be nice for him to say he'd appeared at Wembley in a Final.
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