Steven Bradley admits moving to Hamilton Accies is a fresh start for him after a nightmare season at Livingston.The Lions were relegated from the Premiership, but Bradley felt he wasn’t given enough of a chance to show what he can do.While there are no bad feelings between Bradley and the West Lothian club, the talented winger was keen to get away and kick-start his career, and hopes to do just that at New Douglas Park.Bradley, 22, is hoping for a first league title win, and can’t wait to get started.He said: “I’m buzzing.
I met the manager, John Rankin, about two months ago, and when I left the chat with him I was excited and really liked his energy and who he was as a person.“The way he told me that Hamilton trained and played suited my style.“After that I just wanted to get the ball rolling, eventually got something sorted, and now I’m buzzing.“It was just the end of a chapter at Livingston, to be honest.
I wasn’t enjoying my football at Livingston, so I spoke to Davie Martindale, asked him if I could leave, and we managed to get something sorted.“I have nothing against Livingston as a club, sometimes things just don’t work out, and I wish them all the best for this season.“It was just a new chapter for me, coming to Accies.“Last season was obviously difficult, personally, and as a club.
I didn’t get as much game-time as I was hoping last season, and then I had a few injuries and was quite unlucky at times.“Then when I was in the team I was getting taken off early and stuff like that, so it wasn’t a great season, personally.“That’s why I wanted to get a fresh start as well, so I could try to kick on again, and see what happens from here.”Pre-season has been important for Bradley, who feels like he’s ready to start
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