Michael Duff appointed Bradford City manager after Graham Alexander

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 15:19 · Archive

Michael Duff has been appointed manager of League One side Bradford City, succeeding Graham Alexander.

Michael Duff has been appointed as the new manager of League One Bradford City, taking over from Graham Alexander. The two men share a history and friendship, but Duff has insisted his appointment is not based on this relationship. Duff has stressed that he is not attempting to be a Graham Alexander clone, and that he will bring his own approach to the role rather than simply replicating his predecessor's methods and footballing ethos.

How it is being reported

• 'I'm not Grezza': New Bantams boss on following Alexander's footsteps in his own wayMICHAEL Duff has stressed he is not a Graham Alexander clone as he steps into his big shoes as the new manager at League One Bradford City.Telegraph & Argus · 7 Oct, 15:00
• 'I'm not getting the job because I'm Grezza's mate': New Bradford City boss Michael Duff on Graham Alexander, chats and timingNEW Bradford City manager Michael Duff insists that he has not been appointed as the club's new manager because he is Graham Alexander's 'mate' - despite their shared history, friendship and similar footballing ethos.Yorkshire Post · 7 Oct, 08:37

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