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ALEXANDER IS GREAT FIT – BANTAMS

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The Football League Paper Team
12 November 2023

By Chris Dunlavy

POINTING THE WAY: Graham Alexander is back in business

GRAHAM Alexander was sacked by MK Dons for failing to play attractive football, yet the 52-yearold’s unapologetically pragmatic style could yet prove a major boon following his re-emergence with Bradford City. Appointed by the Bantams on Wednesday, just three weeks after leaving their League Two rivals, Alexander was certainly not first choice at Valley Parade.
Karl Robinson spurned the opportunity to speak to Bradford, while former Lincoln boss Danny Cowley agreed terms before pulling out at the last m...

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