New Edinburgh coach Bradley aims to cut out inconsistency

MICHAEL BRADLEY wants to make Edinburgh consistent performers next season after being unveiled as head coach at Murrayfield.

Evolution rather than revolution is key for the former Ireland scrum-half, who has signed a two-year deal to become permanent successor to Rob Moffat, who left in January.

Edinburgh recorded Magners League wins over Heineken Cup finalists Leinster, Ulster and Ospreys this season but are eighth in the table ahead of Friday’s final match of the campaign at Benetton Treviso. “The potential is there and it’s up to me as head coach to bring that out in the guys in the next few years,” he said.