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HUGHES GETS A BUZZ WITH THE BANTAMS

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The LeaguePaper Team
27 February 2022

By Joe Acklam

REJUVENATED Mark Hughes is relishing the adrenaline surge of management all over again after making the surprise decision to take the reins at League Two Bradford City.
The 58-year-old former Wales boss once commanded a world record managerial compensation fee when moving from Blackburn to Manchester City in 2008 and has managed the seventh most games in the history of the Premier League.
However, the former Manchester United striker had been out of the game since leaving Southampton in 2018.
Hughes takes over from Derek Adams with Bradford in the lower half of League Two...

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