The latest edition of the 'Boundary Bulletin' is once again available for fans to download and save, free of charge.
The Bradford online 16-page supplement features a cover to acknowledge the dedicated 'Rainbow Laces' game and contains an in-depth interview with Davis Keillor-Dunn on coming up against his boyhood club in the week, a look at the visitors as well as an exclusive feature on 'Worldwide Latics'.
You can download and save the second online edition by clicking here.
The change from a printed version to an online programme is a decision that has been made as a result of fixtures continuing to be behind-closed-doors and an understandable reduction in the number of sales.
Alongside the printing company and their associated costs, this means until crowds can return to Boundary Park in some form, programmes will now be downloadable PDFs.
Once supporters are back, when government guidelines allow, the club will look to resume the production and printing of a 64-page programme for home league games and a reduced edition for cup matches.
Despite league rules allowing clubs to stop the production of programmes, the club feels this is a key component of the matchday experience and will endeavour to continue to produce a publication where possible.
The club would like to thank supporters who have purchased programmes from the Club Shop this season and back-dated editions continue to be available in-store.