Bradford City appoint Michael Duff as new manager
Bradford City have confirmed the appointment of Michael Duff as their new manager. Duff, a former Republic of Ireland international and centre-back, arrives at Valley Parade with a reputation built on his work at Cheltenham Town, where he earned plaudits for an attacking, well-organised style. The move comes as Bradford look to reset after a disappointing run of form. The 47-year-old will be tasked with steering the club's League Two campaign and pushing towards the promotion picture.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukBradford City's decision to bring in Michael Duff signals a clear intent to inject fresh tactical ideas and leadership into a squad that has underperformed expectations. Duff's track record at Cheltenham, where he built a promotion-winning side from limited resources, suggests Bradford are looking for a coach who can impose structure and energy on a team that has looked short of both. The early weeks of his tenure will likely be judged on whether he can quickly instil defensive solidity without sacrificing the attacking edge that defined his best work. For Bradford supporters, this is a high-ceiling appointment — the kind that can reshape a season if results follow.
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