Bradford's huge crowds are the biggest in League Two (Getty)

City have been given the accolade for slashing their ticket prices to just �138, the lowest in the League.

The idea by joint-chairman Julian Rhodes has seen the club's attendances jump from 8,694 in League One to 13,765 in League Two.

"We are really trying to get back into the community and the response has been fantastic," said Rhodes.

We keep saying it but the backing we get is tremendous Bradford manager Stuart McCall

The club is planning to continue the groundbreaking offers, by setting up a two-for-one deal next season if the current 9,000 adult season ticket holders sign up again.

City's current attendance is more than three times higher than the League Two's average of 4,212 and several other clubs are believed to be considering a similar scheme for next year.

Bantams manager Stuart McCall said: "We keep saying it but the backing we get is tremendous. Not just at home but when we go away we take around 1,000 with us every time."