Bradley ends four year Saffrons tenure

Liam Bradley feels the time is right for him to leave Antrim — but insists that doesn’t necessarily mean he will be taking over as Derry manager.

The Glenullin native is stepping down after four years in charge of the Saffrons having led them to an Ulster final (in 2009) as well as two league finals as well as helping to raise the profile of football in the county.

He met county chairman Jim Murray last week and then spoke with his back-room team of Gearóid Adams, Paul McFlynn and Tony McCollum on Friday night before making his decision.