Farrell and Grace accept new terms
Pen to paper
By B. Allen
May 22 2002
Stranraer have secured the services of two players for next season. David Farrell and Alex Grace put pen to paper earlier this week to make sure they will be playing at Stair Park for at least another season.
Stranraer
announced that veteran defender David Farrell and young midfielder
Alex Grace have both signed a one year contract with the club.
David
Farrell joined the Blues in March 2001 from Clydebank. He started
his senior career off with a season at Oxford United in 1987, before
moving north to play for Hibernian from 1988 to 1996. He then moved
on to Partick Thistle, Airdrie and Clydebank. He has made 36 league
appearances for the Blues and has scored three goals; all of which
from the penalty spot. Farrell also acts as coach to the team.
Alex
Grace may be only 5'6" in height, but what he lacks in height
he makes up in ball control and determination. The 28 year-old midfielder
joined the Blues from Dumbarton in late January last season for £5,000.
While at Dumbarton he played 89 league games and found the back of
the net on eight occasions. Grace finished this season with only two
goals in 23 matches. Foe much of the season he found himself on the
substitutes bench as the team had quite a few midfielders on the books.
As the injury crisis worsened for the team in February and March Alex
found himself being brought into the team more often.
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