National League North & South

Guiseley Strengthen With Two New Signings

Guiseley have added defensive duo Aaron Hardy and Sean O’Reilly to their ranks.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 December 2012

GUISELEY have added defensive duo Aaron Hardy and Sean O’Reilly to their ranks.

Hardy joins the Lions from Northern Premier League Division One North club Farsley AFC.

Prior to signing for the Villagers earlier this year, the 26-year-old had spells with Huddersfield Town, Harrogate Town, FC Halifax Town and Bradford Park Avenue.

O’Reilly has experience playing University football in America at Saint Francis and George Mason University, and also spent time on the books of Northern Virginia Royals.

Speaking about the duo’s arrival, Guiseley secretary Adie Towers said: “Aaron and Sean will add well to an area of the squad we are currently a little bit short in.

“Both are quality additions who will be able to bring something to the squad as we look to move forward as a club.”

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