Omar Daley has urged Bradford boss Stuart McCall to not through the towel in and stay at the club.
Winger wants Bradford boss to stay and finish the job
Omar Daley has urged Bradford City boss Stuart McCall to not through the towel in.
The Bantams manager - in his second season in charge at Valley Parade - threatened to quit the club last month if they failed to reach the play-offs.
This seems to be the case as the Bantams have failed to win in nine games to drop off the play-off pace.
McCall will announce his decision following a meeting with the board at the end of the season but Jamaican winger Daley has urged a rethink.
He wants the Bantams boss to finish what he has started and take the club up the leagues in future seasons, just as he did as a player.
Frustrating
Daley, who is out until November following surgery to repair cruciate ligament damage, told the
Telegraph and Argus: "If anyone knows the gaffer, he's a winner. It must be so frustrating for him to see the position the team is in.
"He's a young manager who is eager to achieve big things and I think he will. The understanding between the gaffer and me has been really good. He might be on the sideline but he coaches with a passion.
"At first when he'd just come in, I didn't realise that and I used to get angry whenever he said things to me. But I soon realised that he is a passionate coach and needed you to do well.
"Hopefully the situation will be resolved quickly - and I'm hoping he's going to still be at this club because he's really settled me in."
