“It’s going to be a really good night, and hopefully we can cap it off with a result to make it a really special night,” Bradley said. Trai Hume was the captain for both fixtures in September, but O’Neill believes Bradley is now ready to get his turn. “I just like playing football and I just play the same football I’ve always played,” he said. Since naming his squad, O’Neill has already lost goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell and defender Daniel Ballard, two key members of the defensive unit. “That’s the challenge for the boys, I think, to understand where we are as a team and how we’re progressing.”

Source: The Herald October 11, 2024 16:46 UTC