World Cup Presentation

Richard Kunz will be giving a presentation about his trip with the Lionsraw organisation to South Africa during the 2010 World Cup, in the bantamspast museum, before the Morecambe game tomorrow, at 1.45pm.
Lionsraw is a Christian organisation of which Bingley based Richard is an active member. His group went up into the mountains above Durban and built dressing rooms for a football pitch at an orphanage.
Richard also visited HIV hospitals and saw two of the World Cup games involving the finalists.
His account is a fascinating, sometimes quite moving personal story well worth seeing.

1911-2011: A Presentation Previewing Next Season's Celebrations

bantamspast museum curator David Pendleton will be giving supporters a sneak preview of the 2011 centenary of City's FA Cup triumph. Many events are planned, including a large scale exhibition at Bradford Industrial Museum, a book and a trip to visit the graves of the nine City players killed in the Great War - which includes those of two Cup winners.

The talk will take place on 17 April at 2pm, prior to the Barnet game. As usual with all museum events, admission is completely free.

Of Boars, Bantams and City Gents

Prior to the Dagenham and Redbridge game on Saturday 27th March, former City Gent editor, John Dewhirst, gave a pre-match presentation, in the bantamspast museum, entitled 'Of Boars, Bantams & City Gents'. It concerned the various emblems and badges that have been used throughout the club's history. It was very well received by a sizable audience which included a number of Dagenham and Redbridge fans.

Unfortunately the audio recording failed on the day. While we get this sorted out, here are the visuals which give an impression of the main themes.