The Press Conference – Fueling the Rivalry
The media room was packed, buzzing with anticipation. Cameras flashed, microphones were positioned, and journalists wasted no time getting straight to the point.
"Jake, how does it feel to face a rival like Leeds in a knockout game?"
Jake leaned forward slightly, his expression unreadable.
"It's football," he said simply. "These games are for the fans. But for us? It's just another match we have to win."
There was no excess emotion. No dramatic buildup. Just a cold, matter-of-fact truth.
The reporters weren't satisfied.
"Do you see this as a test of where Bradford stands against higher opposition?"
Jake smirked slightly. "We don't need tests. We know who we are."
There was no arrogance in his tone—just certainty.
Another journalist tried a different angle.
"Leeds are Championship-level, packed with experience. Do you think your squad is ready for this level of intensity?"
Jake folded his arms. "I guess we'll find out, won't we?"
