Bradford City Association Football Club are an English football team based at Valley Parade, otherwise known as The Intersonic Stadium (previously Bradford & Bingley Stadium), due to stadium sponsorship in Bradford. Bradford & Bingley are the club's current official shirt sponsor. Bradford's only major trophy to date is the FA Cup, which they won in 1911. Their stadium, Valley Parade, was the scene of a fierce inferno on 11 May 1985 which claimed the lives of 56 spectators on the last day of their Third Division campaign, when they finished champions of that division. They ground-shared with Leeds United and Huddersfield Town over the next 6 months before finding a semi-permanent home at Odsal Stadium, home of Bradford Bulls (Then Bradford Northern) Rugby League side, and ultimately returning to a rebuilt Valley Parade. Further developments at the ground have seen it reach an all-seated capacity of 25,136.
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Bradford (England) 2008 Home kit
Bradford City Association Football Club are an English football team based at Valley Parade, otherwise known as The Intersonic Stadium (previously Bradford & Bingley Stadium), due to stadium sponsorship in Bradford. Bradford & Bingley are the club's current official shirt sponsor. Bradford's only major trophy to date is the FA Cup, which they won in 1911. Their stadium, Valley Parade, was the scene of a fierce inferno on 11 May 1985 which claimed the lives of 56 spectators on the last day of their Third Division campaign, when they finished champions of that division. They ground-shared with Leeds United and Huddersfield Town over the next 6 months before finding a semi-permanent home at Odsal Stadium, home of Bradford Bulls (Then Bradford Northern) Rugby League side, and ultimately returning to a rebuilt Valley Parade. Further developments at the ground have seen it reach an all-seated capacity of 25,136.
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