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In 2017, Bredbury became head coach for the U14 Kitchee Football Club Academy team playing in the HKFA Youth Leagues.

In 2016, Bredbury became head coach for the U18 HKFC Academy team playing in the HKFA Youth Leagues. Bredbury also coached the HK Football Club side in the 2016 Citibank International Soccer 7's Masters Tournament.

In 2012/13 season, Sun Hei SC announced that Bredbury would take over as 1st team coach in preparation for the 2012–13 season and the AFC Cup Competition. Played 6 games - drew 3.

In 2012/13 season Bredbury joined Tai Chung FC a feeder club for Kithchee FC in the HKFA 2nd Division. Played 20 games - won 12, drew 3.

In addition to his professional playing career, Bredbury is also a fully qualified English Football Association coach and gained his UEFA A Licence in December 2011 through the English Football Association. In 2016, he also received recognition through the AFC and now holds the equivalent license.

In 2011/12 season, Rangers announced that Bredbury would become head coach. Played 18 games - won 6, drew 4. BC Rangers also won the HKFA Reserve League - Played 18 - won 15, drew 2.

In 2007/08 season, Bredbury was appointed head coach of Tai Po FC in the HKFA 1st division. Played 5 games - won 2, drew 1.

In 2007/08 season, Bredbury rejoined Rangers FC in the HKFA 1st division and also began working with the highly successful FC Barcelona Escola program at youth level. Played 16 games - won 2, drew 9.

In 2006/07 season, Bredbury secured his first professional head coaching position with Rangers FC in the HKFA 1st division. Played 3 games - won 1, drew 1.

In 2005, Bredbury was appointed head coach of the schools A, B and C grade teams.

In his debut season Bredbury also finished as joint top scorer (with Kimon Taliadoros) in the National Soccer League with Sydney Olympic FC during the 1991–1992 season scoring 15 goals in 24 appearances.

Bredbury was the joint top goalscorer in Hong Kong on two separate occasions and finished tied (with Dale Tempest) in the Hong Kong First Division League with 21 goals during the 1990-1991 season with Lai Sun FC before leaving Hong Kong and signing for Sydney Olympic in Australia.

In 1986, Bredbury was invited to join the Hong Kong National Team and, in a career that spanned over 10 years, he played in the World Cup qualifying rounds, Olympics qualifying rounds and Asian Games in Japan (Yokohama). He played over 30 representative games scoring 14 goals.

Between 1982 and 1999, Bredbury held professional football contracts with football clubs based in Hong Kong, including Ryoden, Seiko, Hong Kong Rangers, South China, Lai Sun, Frankwell, Sing Tao and Instant-Dict and Australian Sydney Olympic FC and Malaysian Selangor FA and Sabah FA.

Tim Bredbury was born in Hong Kong to British parents from Liverpool. His father John moved to Hong Kong as a fireman working for the Hong Kong Government. Bredbury went to Glenealy School and King George V School. As a talented sportsman, Bredbury represented Hong Kong Schools in rugby (1979 Rosslyn Park World Schools 7's), hockey and swimming. Bredbury has three siblings who have also represented Hong Kong at hockey and rugby.

Bredbury began his professional football career with Liverpool in 1979, signing on as an apprentice professional. After two years Bredbury was offered full professional terms on a one-year contract.

Tim Bredbury (Chinese: 巴貝利 ), born 25 April 1963 in Hong Kong is a former Liverpool FC professional player and Hong Kong International footballer. Bredbury is a UEFA A/AFC A licensed coach and is currently the head coach of Hong Kong Third Division club Kowloon Cricket Club.