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Superando nel doppio confronto l’ Aston Villa, il piccolo Bradford City è la prima squadra di quarta serie, in circa cinquanta anni, a raggiungere la finale della coppa di Lega. Al di là dell’ enorme soddisfazione per tifosi e tesserati, il biglietto per Wembley frutterà al club non meno di un milione di sterline. Altri tifosi individuati in Scozia in relazioe ai disordini scoppiati tra le frange estreme dei sostenitori di Hamilton e Falkirk. Le indagini continuano.
Bradford City’s historic win ‘worth £1m’
Bradford City’s historic trip to Wembley could be worth £1m to the club, according to its joint chairman.
The Bantams became the first fourth-tier side in over 50 years to reach the League Cup final after beating Aston Villa on aggregate on Tuesday night.
Mark Lawn said it was a “once in a lifetime opportunity” for potential sponsors, as well as for the club.
The League Two side will take on either Chelsea or Swansea at Wembley on 24 February.
‘Created history’
Mr Lawn said: “I don’t think it’s really sunk in yet.
“I think it’s going to take a bit of time before people realise the enormity of what they’ve done. They’ve created history.
Bradford City fans celebrate at final whistle
“I hope some corporate companies get on the bandwagon and ring us up, and we can fly their flag.”
Mr Lawn added: “We have 31,000 tickets and we will sell the whole lot without a problem.”
Bradford City have been in administration twice since 2002, and had been expected to overspend on wages by £600,000 this season as they push for promotion to League One.
However they had already more than covered this shortfall by earning at least £1.3m from their quarter-final and semi-final ties.
It is the first time Bradford City have reached the final of a major competition since winning the FA Cup in 1911.
‘Lift spirits’
It will also be only the second time the team have played at Wembley – the last time was in 1996 when Bradford won the Second Division play-off final.
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It really is a shot in the arm for the city and the district”
Dale Smith Lord Mayor of Bradford
Bradford City’s director of operations David Baldwin, who last month said reaching the semi-final had secured the club’s long-term future, said he hoped their success would impact on the whole city.
“It’s the feel good factor of the city, hopefully it will put Bradford back on the map and give it an opportunity to try and lift spirits again around the area,” he said.
Councillor Dale Smith, the Lord Mayor of Bradford, said: “Absolutely fantastic, it really is a shot in the arm for the city and the district, and it’s something that everyone will celebrate enormously.
“We watched it on the television last night and my wife is quite hoarse with shouting.”
‘Fairytale stuff’
Hundreds of people congratulated the team on Twitter.
George Galloway, Bradford West MP, said: “Bradford City!!!!! We’re off to Wembelee! The #Bradford Spring continues!!!”
TV presenter Gabby Logan posted: “Spent Saturdays in childhood years hanging around Valley Parade and was there the day 56 fans perished, so happy for the Bantams tonight.”
And footballer Rio Ferdinand said: “Fairytale stuff Bradford City getting to the cup final. Great to see & well deserved.”
(BBC Football)
Football thugs arrested in dawn raids after being caught fighting on HD cameras
SCORES of casuals were involved in the street brawls before the Hamilton v Falkirk match at New Douglas Park on January 5.
FOOTBALL casuals who organised a street brawl with rival thugs were woken by police yesterday in a series of dawn raids.
Up to 40 yobs, one as young as 14, were involved in ugly scenes which officers captured on high definition body cameras before the recent Hamilton v Falkirk match on January 5.
The Football Co-ordination Unit for Scotland (FoCus) yesterday launched the third phase of their offensive against the hooligans.
So far, 26 people have been arrested in connection with the trouble, which flared two miles from New Douglas Park as the Irn-Bru First Division match was about to kick off.
Detective Sergeant Neil McLeod said: “Football fans who think they can engage in this type of behaviour should think again.
“If we don’t get them on the day, we will get them at some point. We won’t let it go.”
McLeod also hailed the effectiveness of the small body cameras worn by FoCus officers. He said: “We have found in the past that defence agents, on seeing the footage, have advised their clients to plead guilty.
“We are not relying on grainy CCTV images. The HD cameras can pick out faces 200 yards away.”
McLeod suspects the yobs contacted each other through social media.
And he said the incident suggests football violence is not confined to the SPL.
McLeod added: “There is still a worrying number of people who attend football and want to engage in disorder and peddle hatred.”
(Daily Record )
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