Given the size of Bradford as a city and the attendances they attract, the Bantams have punched below their weight for some time. But now visitors to the city of culture are finding themselves 'pecked by the chickens'. A quick glance at the League One table says as much. Bradford sit second in English football’s third tier after eight games, behind leaders Cardiff City on goal difference. The two clubs meet on Saturday in south Wales. Next week also brings a trip to Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup third round and a reminder for the 5,000 travelling fans of the heady days around the turn of the millennium when the West Yorkshire side visited venues such as St James’ Park every other week in back-to-back years as a top-flight club. “Great times,” says Mike Harrison, editor of the long-running, award-winning City Gent fanzine. “I went to all 78 games, home and away, in those two seasons, as I suspected it might not happen again. We’ve been through a lot since then, but N...