Two years for Henderson
Friday, 31st May 2013 11:09 by Col

Dale have signed up Ian Henderson for a further two years.

This will be a great boost to Keith Hill as Hendo was one of the most influential players in the latter stages of last season, weighing in with a few goals as well.

This leaves Jason Kennedy, Rhys Bennett, Phil Edwards and Andrew Tutte as the only players out of contract from last season.

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pl56 added 13:01 - May 31 Have I missed something re Phil Edwards whilst I've been away ?
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ColDale added 13:03 - Jun 2 sorry my mistake, I'll add him now
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jdalec added 23:06 - Jun 7 Great signing, I believe this lad is a great prospect, always puts in a shift. One to watch
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