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12. Dan Connor - After a lengthy spell in Irish football, the 29 year old keeper returned to England having featured at Peterborough United between 1998 and 2003. After playing games for the Posh he returned to his native Republic of Ireland, playing first for Waterford and then Drogheda United, for whom he helped win the FAI Cup in 2005 and League Of Ireland title in 2007. In January 2009 he moved to Cork City and later featured for St Patricks Athletic before being signed as backup to Adam Bartlett in the summer.
14. James McQuilkin - The 21 year old midfielder is now in his second season at Edgar Street, having started at West Bromwich Albion as a youngster before moving to Czech side FC Tescoma Zelin, where he played 14 times for in 2008-09 before returning to England and signing for The Bulls. After making his Football League debut in their first game of the season against Cheltenham Town, he went on to be one of the star performers for the club throughout the campaign, and he is now a regular in the Northern Ireland U21 squad and is tipped for a full call-up in the near future.
15. Sam Gwynne - A product of the Hereford United youth team, the midfielder is capable of playing in either the centre or wide right. Having been at the club since the age of 16, he made his debut in the 2005-06 season against Stevenage but had to wait until August 2007 to make his first Football League appearance. Now 22, Gwynne has since gone on to feature more regularly over recent seasons and has made over 50 appearances for The Bulls.
16. Kenny Lunt - Another product of the famed Crewe Alexandra's academy, the combative midfielder made his debut back in 1997 and would play over 400 games for the club, where he also had a spell as captain. In May 2006 he moved to Championship club Sheffield Wednesday on a free transfer but endured a miserable time at Hillsborough where he hardly featured for the first team. He returned to Crewe on loan in February 2008 until the end of that season, but had to wait a further season before being released and a month later he signed a one-year contract with Hereford, for whom he has made over 50 appearances in the middle of the park.
17. Joe Colbeck - Noted as a pacey right winger, the 23 year old arrived in the summer from Oldham Athletic after spending just a single season at Boundary Park. He rose through the junior ranks at Bradford City and made his first team debut against Notts County in August 2004. The 2005-06 season saw Colbeck establish himself in the team and eventually made 109 appearances for The Bantams before leaving for Oldham in 2009. He also had a loan spell at Darlington in 2007.
18. Nicky Featherstone - Signed on loan from Hull City earlier this month, the 22 year old spent time on loan in League Two last season with Grimsby Town. He is a product of The Tigers youth system but has only made sporadic appearances for the club since making his debut for the first team in a Championship game against
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Burnley in December 2006, and didn’t feature for them in their two year spell in the Premier League.
19. Aidan Thomas - The young midfielder made his first appearance for the club in their 5-1 drubbing of Hyde Town in the FA Cup where he came off the bench. He has since been named on the Bull’s bench in recent games as he looks to feature again for the first team soon.
21. Tyler Weir - Central midfielder Weir is another product of the Hereford youth team, and has begun to establish himself in the Bulls side over recent weeks. He made his debut last season for the club in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy and went on to make a couple of appearances in League Two before being handed futher first-team opportunities by Jamie Pitman.
23. Zak Evans - Another teenage midfielder aiming to break through at Edgar Street, the 19 year old made his Bulls debut last month in their Johnstone’s Paint Trophy game against Exeter. He joined the club in the summer on a one year deal after being released from a youth contract with Cardiff City.
27. Guillem Bauza - The former Swansea City striker joined The Bulls in September and made an instant impact, scoring from the penalty spot on his debut in a 1-1 draw at Bury. A Spanish youth international who played at U16, U17 and U19 level alongside Fernando Torres, he began his professional career playing for hometown club Mallorca FC where he played up front with Samuel Eto’o. The 26 year had a spell at Espanyol B before arriving at Swansea as one of Roberto Martinez’s first signings, and became a firm fans favourite at the Liberty Stadium when he scored twice against Gillingham in April 2008 to secure promotion to the Championship for the Swans. However he found first-team opportunities limited last season and was released at the end of the season.
28. Dominik Werling - A left sided player who can play at left back or left midfield, the German joined The Bulls on transfer deadline day following his release from Darlington. Werling began his professional career in 2004 playing for German League 1 side FC Union Berlin before joining Turkish Premier League side Sakaryaspor. He first arrived in England at Barnsley where he played under former Hereford manager Simon Davey. Upon the end of his six month stay at Oakwell, the 27 year old returned briefly to Germany to play for FC Erzgebirge Aue, before spending last season at Huddersfield Town and Darlington.
TBA. Byron Webster - Signed from Doncaster Rovers on loan this week, the 23 year old central defender will spend a month at Edgar Street. He spent the first three years of his career at York City before featuring for Harrogate Town and Whitley Bay, and then joined Czech side FK Banik Most. He returned to England with Doncaster Rovers after a successful trial in August last year where he has made ten appearances.
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