In alignment with manager Graham Alexander’s communicative managerial style, experienced members of the squad like Halliday provide mentorship to newer members.
Halliday is cultivating a mentorship with summer signing Josh Neufville, whose success so far has effectively forced him to the sidelines.
Halliday played as a right midfielder 32 times in League Two last season, which is the position Neufville has played in each of the six league games so far this season.
“It’s about the team ultimately at the end of the day,” he added.
“Josh has come to speak to me about position specific stuff which obviously I can help. I’ve actually enjoyed it. I know it’s strange saying that with not playing but I do like helping people.”
Bradford City face League Two champions Doncaster Rovers on Saturday (15:00 BST) in a rematch of the league game played at the back-end of last season which made Doncaster champions.
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