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In pictures: Same Shirt, Different Lives
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On Thursday 16th July, the Bradford City FC Community Foundation, alongside The Roots Programme, hosted their first-ever Same Shirt, Different Lives session at the City Hub.
The session welcomed male city fans for a chat about life, the Bantams and everything, all in a relaxed, conversational space, with hot food provided. City legend and former Foundation CEO Ian Ormondroyd joined us for the session, and led attendees on a talk through his footballing history.
‘Same Shirt, Different Lives’ is a project delivered by The Roots Programme, in partnership with Bradford City FC Community Foundation, the official charity of Bradford City AFC.
The next session will take place on Thursday 13th August, 6.30pm - 8.30pm, at the City Hub (36 Valley Parade, Bradford, BD8 7DZ).
Men in Bradford and the wider area can register to attend the sessions via this form.
Take a look at our gallery from the first session here:
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