Stuart McCall has indicated that he will quit Bradford on Monday after their latest defeat.
Speaking to the press after today's 1-0 loss to Bury, they have only beaten sides in the bottom six in the last 22 games, McCall said: "It's time for somebody else to come in and take up the reins and hopefully do well. I've been very fortunate as a player to have had two great spells here. I've been very fortunate to have the career I've had. I've been honoured to be here and the support I've had from everyone has been fantastic."
McCall has been manager at Bradford since their relegation to League Two in the summer of 2007. In the two and a half years since gates have doubled, thanks to cheap season tickets, but the big budget side has not even had a sniff of the play-offs - missing out by two points last season but languishing in 16th place this term.