Bolton Manager Sends Condolences to Liverpool Star Conor Bradley Following Father’s Passing

Bolton Wanderers manager Ian Evatt has expressed his deepest sympathies to former player Conor Bradley following the sad news of his father’s passing. Joe Bradley, father of the Northern Ireland international and current Liverpool star, had been battling a long illness. In a statement released by Liverpool, the club extended their condolences to Conor and the entire Bradley family, urging privacy during this difficult time.

Evatt, who heard the news just after the team’s 1-1 draw against Barnsley, expressed his devastation for Conor and his family. He praised the Bradley family as wonderful, and described Conor as an exceptional young man. The Bolton boss sent their best wishes and love, acknowledging the loss a young person feels when losing a parent.

Mr. Bradley had been a constant presence during Conor’s loan spell with Bolton last season, witnessing his growth as a player and subsequent rise to the Premier League. The close-knit family also attended the Papa Johns Trophy final at Wembley, where Conor helped Bolton Wanderers secure a remarkable 4-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle. Evatt mentioned how the family frequently visited the club and conveyed his thoughts and prayers to them, hoping they find solace in this difficult time.

Conor Bradley, known for his exceptional talent and promising football career, has gained popularity since his loan spell at Bolton. Evatt stressed the importance of providing Conor with the space and time to grieve, highlighting the support he will receive from his wonderful family. The Bolton manager concluded by sending his condolences once again and expressing his hope that Conor receives all the necessary support and love during this challenging period.