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It was time bungling big Ed made his exit

Chris Dunlavy

EDIN Rahic didn’t want to run a football club. He wanted to head a dictatorship – a real life version of Football Manager.
Yet even the computer sim would probably have left the German megalomaniac feeling short of control.
Over the last two years, Rahic has demonstrated an ego of galactic proportions and the people skills of a molecule. Combined, those qualities sucked Bradford City into a black hole.
That is why he has been belatedly booted out of Valley Parade, the withering words of a one-time ally kicking him down the drive.
“The time for change has c...

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