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    Furman signs

    Dean Furman has joined the club until the end of the 2020/21 campaign.

    Furman, 32, moved across to England from his native country at the tender age of five and was snapped up by Chelsea when he was scouted by the London giants when he was just nine-years-old.

    He blossomed as he worked his way through the age groups with The Blues and coach and mentor Brendan Rodgers looked to harness the potential when he sent the ****age Furman up to Celtic for a trial spell when the combative midfielder was still just 18.

    A twist in the tale saw Rangers pounce, and a deal was struck which kept him at Ibrox for the following three seasons.

    Having made his debut at the end of 2007/08 campaign at home to Dundee United, he went on a season-long loan to Bradford where he scored four goals in 33 appearances for the Bantams.

    Four years in Oldham followed, where he became a regular first team starter and a popular member of the squad, both in the dressing room and with the fans. His strike against Notts County in August 2010 was that season’s Goal of the Year.

    He made over 150 appearances for the Latics, and a loan spell with Doncaster in March 2013 led to a permanent move the following summer.

    80 appearances with the Keepmoat outfit preceded a move to South Africa, where he spent five successful silverware-laden seasons with Premier League side SuperSport United.

    Internationally he made his debut for his country against Brazil and has now amassed 56 caps for the fantastically nicknamed Bafana Bafana [The Boys, The Boys or Go Boys].


    Probably as well if you lik at our increasing injury list. Furman’s on it himself.

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    His career trajectory is firmly downwards even after his spell at Oldham and Doncaster. Its up again joining you, but can he still perform?

    Richard Money our ex manager said that he signed players as first teamers and some as "gambles" This one is a gamble. I am not poking fun, whatever team you put out it will beat Cambridge.

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    We have a young team and he is an older head. He has international experience so may also have a coaching role. He should be OK.

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