Championship

O’BRIEN’S A HAPPY BANTAM

by
The LeaguePaper Team
16 September 2018

LEAGUE ONE
JIM O’Brien is relishing the pressure of playing for Bradford after signing a short-term deal.
The 30-year-old midfielder, whose previous clubs include Barnsley and Coventry, will be at Bradford until the end of December following a successful trial period.
“I have had to be patient, but the gaffer is happy with where I am at fitness-wise and they believe I can add something to the team,” said O’Brien.
“When you play for a big club there is always pressure. But I am determined to work hard and make the most of the chance I have been given by David (H...

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