Star winger of the promotion side becomes the first man in the BfB Bradford City Hall of Fame.
It seems a long time ago when BfB had nothing good to say about the front man who's two penalties against Barnsley and umpteen assists have kick started the Bantams season. The two penalties aside Ashley Ward has had a hand in all but one of the rest of City's goals and now is getting the honour of being double marked at corners.
A fine pass by Gary Locke across the Barnsley defence finds a rising Ashley Ward who heads back for Eoin Jess to smartly lob the keeper.
The four wins.
The number of bookings City are picking up.
Jim Jefferies laughing off reports of a return to Scotland with Aberdeen.
The 16,000 odd against Coventry was disappointingly low considering the displays against Barnsley and Portsmouth.
The yellow card for Lee Hughes when he stood too close to a free kick that Robert Molenaar powered into the Cov striker's behind.
The rustic First Division tackle on Gary Locke that could have snapped the Scot in too and earned Lee Hughes's a red card.
Blackburn Rovers [h] 0-2
Huddersfield Town [a] 0-0
Barnsley [h] 4-0 Ward 2 (2p), Jess, Carbone
Portsmouth [a] 1-0 Jess
Macclesfield Town [a] 2-1aet Tod, McCall
Coventry City [h] 2-1 Myers, Locke
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