Barrow Bring In Another Two

Barrow now have 13 players signed up for the 2013/14 Conference North campaign following the arrivals of Patrick Lacey and Cliff Moyo.

BARROW now have 13 players signed up for the 2013/14 Conference North campaign following the arrivals of Patrick Lacey and Cliff Moyo.

Midfielder Lacey was with Sheffield Wednesday as a youngster before spells with Bradford City, Altrincham and most recently Droylsden.

Moyo returns to Holker Street having been part of the Bluebirds’ squad during the 2011/12 season.

That campaign saw him spend time out on loan at Northwich Victoria and Droylsden, where he also spent a spell last term.

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