During the 2004–05 season, Bradford City participated in Football League One.
Season summary Despite the 27 goals of League One's joint top scorer Dean Windass, Bradford finished in 9th, 6 points off the playoffs. The club was poor in the cups, exiting at the first round of all 3 cup competitions they entered.
League table
Kit Initially, Bradford City's kit for the season was manufactured by Diadora. From October onwards, Surridge was the manufacturer. Car dealership JCT600 remained the kit sponsor.
Players First-team squad Squad at end of season
Left club during season
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