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No Bradford contract for Mannus
Tuesday, 21 July 2009
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Alan Mannus has returned home from his trial at Bradford City without being offered a contract by the League Two club.
The former Linfield goalkeeper spent a week with the Bantams and played in three games without conceding a goal.
Valley Parade boss Stuart McCall, however, has decided to explore other options rather than sign the Northern Ireland international.
Mannus — who declined the offer of a new deal at Windsor Park in order to become a free agent and give himself the best chance of a cross-channel move — remains hopeful that he will find a new club before the season starts.
He has also had a trial period with Scottish Premier League club Falkirk.
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silly boy, he should have stayed at a club where he was wanted!
Posted by geordie | 21.07.09, 10:39 GMT