Rochdale Sign Kyle Ferguson
Rochdale have added their fourth new signing of the summer in the form of Kyle Ferguson.
The big centre half has joined on a free transfer from Harrogate Town on a two-year contract.
Ferguson is the son of former Scotland international Barry Ferguson and was rumoured to be a Dale target last summer before choosing Harrogate Town.
He's had successful spells in Ireland with Waterford and also Altrincham.
Welcome Kyle
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