Millwall midfielder Adam Bolder today continued Peter Taylor’s City influx.
The 29-year-old battler became the fifth new signing, coming in on a month's loan, and will go straight into the squad to face Rotherham at the Don Valley Stadium.
Taylor said: "He's a very good signing. I wouldn't say Adam is just a defensive-minded player, he can do a bit of both and is good on the ball."
Hull-born Bolder’s capture is a coup for Taylor. He has played more than 300 games, chiefly in a seven-year spell at Derby, and was instrumental in Millwall’s push to the League One play-off final last season.
Bolder played in both legs of the semi-final win over Leeds as well as the 3-2 defeat to Scunthorpe at Wembley.
But he has fallen out of favour this season. He has appeared only 14 times - the last a 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers on December 28.
Bolder, whose younger brother Chris has played for Guiseley, has appeared in all four divisions. He made his Derby debut in 2001 in a Premier League win at Old Trafford.
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