Adam Wilson expressed his pride after netting his inaugural goal for the team, which brought City level in a 1-1 draw against Wrexham at the University of Bradford Stadium.
The Bantams, managed by Kevin McDonald on an interim basis, maintained their unbeaten record thanks to Wilson’s 85th-minute equalizer.
Wilson, a winger, was delighted to make an impact from the substitute’s bench, acknowledging that entering a fast-paced match is no simple task, but it aligns with his style of play.
He described the feeling of scoring as indescribable and emphasized his happiness about achieving his first goal for the club.
Acknowledging the challenges of coming off the bench, he noted that the high tempo suits his playing style, and he was content to contribute in such a situation.
The 23-year-old expressed his gratitude for the tremendous support from the home crowd, as over 21,500 fans filled the University of Bradford Stadium during the game.
Looking forward to the Bantams’ next match against MK Dons at Stadium MK, he stressed the importance of recovery, especially considering the 160-mile midweek trip.
Wilson marveled at the loud and constant support from the fans, which provided an extra burst of energy during the game.
He emphasized the need for diligent recovery and maintaining hard work in the upcoming week, highlighting the necessity of doing the right things and preparing for the next challenge.
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