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Bury sign versatile Pugh

have bought versatile midfielder Danny Pugh after he was released by fellow side City.

Pugh came through ‘s youth system but only played a few games for them before he was used as a part-exchange for the transfer of Leeds player Alan .

Even though Pugh is comfortable in both left back and midfield he was unable to play more than five league games for The during the 2014/15 season.

The 32-year-old has plenty of experience with three spells at and two at .

He was a regular under Tony Pulis’ side and helped them gain promotion to the in 2008, however the next season he struggled to keep his place in the starting XI.

Newly-promoted Bury are hoping that Pugh can hit the ground running at Gigg Lane and give them the experience to help them stay up.

Pugh became David Flitcroft’s fifth  signing of the transfer window along with strikers Tom Pope and Leon Clarke, midfielder Jacob Mellis and defender Peter Clarke.

 

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