The Light Blues host Partick Thistle at Broadwood Stadium on Sunday afternoon after having to settle for a point in their 1-1 draw with Glasgow City in their last SWPL match.
Speaking to RangersTV ahead of the clash against the fellow Glasgow side the assistant coach is hoping for a performance along with the result as the Gers look for a victory at home.
She said: “It will be a tough one, I don't think there is an easy game in this league, everybody poses a different challenge. As any other game we have done our prep, we know what we are going to come up against.
“It is just more on us now, can we execute our plan and be efficient in what we are trying to do and hopefully come away with three points, but also a really convincing performance that looks like a Rangers performance.
“Obviously we talk a little bit about them during the week and what they might do to us and how they might hurt us, but we also have to flip that and say how can we hurt them. How can we take our game to them and be dominant. We should be dominating football matches and that is always our aim.
“You want to obviously win every game but particularly off the back of a draw it is more important than ever. I think we are ready, comfortable and confident of where we are at. Fingers crossed we can be dominant with and without the ball because I think that is important that we are equally as convincing without the ball.
Bradford believes the start to the season has been a positive one with the Light Blues taking 10 points from their first four matches and she has challenged the side to execute more of the chances they are creating in the games moving forward.
She continued: “We are creating a lot of chances and we would like to see more of those hit the back of the net. That will come and I know that it will and I know obviously the work that we are doing.
“Jo and myself have worked together before so this process for us is not a new one. The players are adapting very quickly, we are making really good strides. We are comfortable with where we are at as a group, individually as well I think players are performing and stepping up, for me it is to just keep going and moving forward.”
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The former Burnley assistant has reflected on her time working with the players and in Scottish football so far having linked up with the club back in July, and she hopes to continue making strides on the training pitch and on matchdays to help the team to improve.
She added: “They are a great group and I am really enjoying my time with them. I want to be a better coach and I want to be a better coach for them and make sure they are getting what they need from me and make sure Jo is getting what she needs from me because she has brought me here for a reason.
“I am constantly trying to learn each day and be better, I feel like I am doing that so that is hopefully is then going to make the players better.
“I am obviously still learning about the teams and trying to know different personnel within the league, do my job and make sure I know what is coming on a Sunday.
“I have been impressed, I think the league is really moving forward and hopefully it will continue to grow and we can be part of that change and progression and make sure that we are at the forefront of it.”
Tickets for the match this Sunday are still available to purchase here, kicking off at 4pm at Broadwood Stadium.