Bradford City manager expects full commitment in Carabao Cup
Bradford City manager Graham Alexander has emphasized the importance of his team's commitment in the Carabao Cup, warning that they will not take anything for granted against Rochdale. The Bantams will face the EFL new boys at Valley Parade in tomorrow's first-round clash, and Alexander is keen to see his team approach the game with the right mindset.
Why it matters for Bradford City
Alexander's comments come after a friendly match against Salford, where he felt his team's commitment and aggressiveness were lacking. He believes that this is a crucial aspect of the team's performance, and that they should strive for consistency regardless of the opposition.
What comes next?
The Carabao Cup match against Rochdale will be a key test of Bradford City's commitment and resolve. Alexander has warned his team that they will not be taking anything for granted, and that they must respect their game and their levels. With the team currently sitting 4th in League One, 77 points from 46 games, and a goal difference of +7, they will be looking to make a strong start to the season.
Bradford City's recent form
The Bantams have been in good form recently, with 22 wins, 11 draws, and 13 losses from 46 games. However, Alexander is keen to see his team maintain this level of commitment and consistency, and to avoid any complacency.
Graham Alexander's message to the team
Alexander has emphasized the importance of his team's commitment and resolve, warning that they will not be taking anything for granted. He believes that this is a crucial aspect of the team's performance, and that they should strive for consistency regardless of the opposition.
What's next for Bradford City?
The Carabao Cup match against Rochdale will be a key test of Bradford City's commitment and resolve. Alexander has warned his team that they will not be taking anything for granted, and that they must respect their game and their levels. With the team currently sitting 4th in League One, 77 points from 46 games, and a goal difference of +7, they will be looking to make a strong start to the season.
