4. Pace, Pace, Pace
It’s quite evident that all the players Bradford have signed aren’t lacking in pace.
Chicksen is hailed as an energetic, hard-working and quick left-back. Bradford boss Stuart McCall said to the Telegraph and Argus “he’s quick and can play on the shoulder” when talking about new signing Dominic Poleon.
Tyrell Robinson and Omari Patrick are two fast players who can play in more than one position, bringing versatility to the Bantams side. Paul Taylor is by no means slow and brings raw pace and power to the Bantams frontline. Bradford fans will vouch for the fact that Alex Jones has a real engine behind him and has the ability to outpace a defender.
A quick team will often be a very a fit team and this could help the Bantams wipe the floor with their more sluggish opponents.
With McCall’s football typically consisting of fast-paced attacking play, these new signings seem to fit the Bradford City mould perfectly.
CONFIRMED | ✍️ City sign attacker Paul Taylor on a one-year deal. #BCAFC
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— Bradford City AFC (@officialbantams) June 23, 2017
