It took me a while to understand a way for this team to work. That's already something to be concerned if I'm a Bradford City fan. The best squads are always very intuitive who's their best 11 and also their best challengers coming from the bench.

This is a weak team in terms of leftys. Almos all high level club in the world have good lefty players on their squad. Specially ofensive lefties. To buildup this team, I had to go for some out of the box ideas. Lewis Richards over Sam Stubbs, for example, is one of those. It's important to have a lefty centerback on the lineup, and Richards coming from Wolverhampton youth, at 22 years of age, have way more potential than Stubbs to play on the left side of the defense. Sam fights for Ash's Taylor spot, whos a veteran on this team.

Another out-of-the-box idea is to actually play Clarke Oduor as a winger. They need a lefty to finish from the right elbow of the area puting the out-in type of curve on the ball. That it's way more difficult for keepers than the in-out rotation from that place on the field. As he originaly is a left back, his finishes must be polished by the traning staff for this to work. Defensivelly we imagine tha he can handle the defesive duties of a winger, but it also needs to work ofensively for this team to be competitive.

From the righties side, things are way better. Andy cook can score; Jamie Walker is a decent number 10 and is very well complemented by the central midfield duo. Brad Halliday fits as well as a glove for them as their right back.