Wednesday 17 June 2015 21:02, UK
Matthew Dolan has rejoined Yeovil on a two-year deal after leaving League One side Bradford.
The midfielder, who spent a brief period on loan with the Glovers in 2013, had been at Bradford since the start of last season, while a further loan spell at Hartlepool was disrupted by injury earlier in the campaign. He made 20 appearances in total for the Bantams, including in the FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Reading, but has opted to return to Huish Park. Speaking to the club's official website, Dolan revealed the reasons behind the move. He said: "I am over the moon to be rejoining Yeovil. I have such good memories from my previous time at Huish Park. "It is a good chance for me to play regular football and I'm looking forward to helping the club push for promotion back to League One." Manager Paul Sturrock added: "Fans will know Matt from his previous spell with the club. It is a big boost having a player here that knows the area and what the club is all about. "Having watched him several times I feel he will be a significant signing for us."
