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League's top scorer outside of the Old Firm - form
that earned him two caps for Scotland, for whom
he netted on his debut against the Czech Republic.
Former Celtic and Hearts midfielder Paul has
vast international experience with Scotland, with
22 caps and one goal to his name.
The 32-year-old adds vital experience to City's
midfield, where manager Gary Johnson is looking
to utilise in equal measures both the attacking and
defensive strengths of his game.
Pacey forward Danny, 21, has signed from
Ipswich Town for an undisclosed fee.
The Peckham-bom striker, who can also operate
on the wing, penned a three-year contract this
week.
Stopper Dean, 24, joins from Colchester United
for an undisclosed fee on a two-year deal.
Stephen Flenderson is currently sidelined
through a broken metatarsal, so the 24-year-old
immediately provides competition for current
number one Adriano Basso.
Fans will have to wait a little while to see City's
fourth summer signing in action as ex-Portsmouth
defender Andre Blackman is recovering from ankle
surgery at present.
The promising left-back, still aged just 18,
has previous football experience with Arsenal,
Tottenham Flotspur and Pompey - but is still
waiting for his first taste of competitive football.
City have five new faces on-board for the
2009/10 season.
Two Scotland internationals have joined the
club - David Clarkson and Paul Hartley - along
with striker Danny Flaynes, goalkeeper Dean
Gerken and young defender Andre Blackman.
David, 23, arrives for an undisclosed fee from
Motherwell, where his entire career to date has
been spent.
Last season he was the Scottish Premier
