MK Dons manager Mike Williamson is looking ahead to tonight’s match against Bradford City and reuniting with his former teammate, Kevin McDonald.
Williamson commended the positive impact Kevin McDonald has had on Bradford City since taking over as manager in early October, following the departure of Mark Hughes.
Under McDonald’s guidance, the Bantams have achieved two wins and a draw in League Two, propelling them to the 11th position in the league standings.
Williamson and McDonald have a shared history as former teammates at Wolverhampton Wanderers, and now they find themselves as opposing managers in League Two this month.
As Williamson prepares for his second game in charge, following a loss in his debut match against Accrington on Saturday, he acknowledges that it won’t be an easy task to compete against Bradford.
Bradford is a prominent club with high expectations, according to Williamson. He speaks highly of Kevin McDonald’s influence, noting that it’s evident from their recent results and playing style that he has breathed new life into the team, allowing them more freedom while maintaining a focus on intensity and structure.
Williamson recognizes that Bradford has a roster of effective players for their level of competition, making the match a challenging one for MK Dons. However, as they have home-field advantage, he is eager to meet the fans and relish the experience.
Williamson hopes to connect with more fans after witnessing strong support from the traveling fans during their previous game and aims for a more complete performance from his team.
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