 Ash welcomes to Brathford City, two year deal signed. How does it feel to be here? Billumes! As soon as I got the interest I wanted to get it done as soon as possible so no-one delighted to be here. You first time out in this stadium as a Brathford City player? What was it that drew you to this club and what's your initial impressions looking round? The stature, the history of the club as well, the potential it's got and where it needs to be – I want to be part of that and drive this club forward. Ross you've no few other boys you've played against Brathford city on multiple occasions before what have your experiences been so far of coming here as a visiting player and playing against Brathford. As a visiting player it's always been a difficult place to come. It's an enjoyable one as well because of the stadium, the fan base that they have and something I want to be part of now and be on the other side of it. I'm looking forward to it. As I mentioned you know a few other boys already is it help coming into a club like Dwi'n cael meddwl ceisio yn hwnnw, nid yw'r pwysig gyda'i'n cael meddwl yn ysgrifennu'n arweithio'r nodo mewn bobl. Aol yn ni'r cysylltu ar gyfer Cullen Doyle, felly mae'n gobeithio'n merthyn. Fe ddweud fod, mae'r cymryd yn pwysig gyda'u mwylo. Ardill yn gwneud gynhyrchu rydyn ni. Mae'n cwm dechrau yw gwelio'i cymryd, ond yw winddau dda chi'n chi ddweud mewn gwirioneddol, a'r rhoi gwneud yn Yn yn ysgifitar i'w bwysig. A cael y gwirgae, maeth Ynglyn a Ysgolwys a wedi wneud y gwirgae fy ffwrdd nesaf i'r llwys, yn dweud o'r llwys cysylltu yw'r yn 32 yr olyguol? Gyda'r llwys, ydym ni'n gallu'n gorfodaeth y ffwrdd yn credu? Teimlo i chi i chi'n gweithio gwaith i chi, ac arnau'r gwirgae. Mae wedi cyfleoedd yr ysgolwys. Mae wnau i chi'n gweithio gwaith i chi ddefnyddio, dwi'n dweud newydd o'r llwys, i chi'n dweud i chi'n gweithio'r cyllid, ddweud y Aberdeen. Mae cymdeilio'n ddechrau gwybwysig o'r gweithio a byddai'n dweud. When you come with experience of success, like we say, the Supermotion with Kilmarnock in your spell up there in Scotland, does that help having that experience of achieving success and being a part of a successful side coming here and knowing what is required to an extent? Yes, like you said, I know what's required and the standards need to be set. I'll look to drive them myself and within the squad as well. a we know what needs to be done to drive this club forward. So, I love to do that. Position wise when you centre off, what kind of a player would you describe yourself as? What kind of a defender can the Raffer City supporters come to expect? I'm an organiser, vocal, I'm aggressive. I don't like getting beaten in the air. I like to win every battle I come up against. I can chip in with a goal or two there as well. So, no, I like to do them with defending first and make sure that we keep clean sheets. So, that's what I want to strive for this season. Keep as many clean sheets as possible and try and if we go all or two. But first and foremost, make sure we're all organised and have a strong platform to build on. 18 clean sheets in the league for us last season, I guess, when you come in to a club with a solid foundation and a bit of a core of players already there, that helps. And I guess you want to come in, add to that and hopefully help us go on better this season. Of course, yeah, it does help when you've got that core of players that have had that bit of success last year. I know the boys just missed out for that day at Wembley and try and get promoted. But I feel like having that core and that experience and that pain that probably suffered from the back-end of last season will drive them forward and hopefully I can add to that as well. With a manager like Mark Hughes, I imagine that's quite a big pull as well, particularly at a level like this. Absolutely. His name speaks volumes in the game and what he's achieved as a player and as a manager. So, to come and play for someone like him, it would be a brilliant opportunity for him. You mentioned the supporters, 15,000 season tickets sold for next season, pretty much. And you mentioned coming here previously as an opposition player and how difficult it is and how difficult of a place it is to come and play football. I guess you're looking forward, as we mentioned now, to experiencing that on the other side of the fence. Yeah, to have that many season ticket sales and the amount of fans that come into this place is only a positive. You need to make sure that you drive that forward and have that as a positive effect on the home game. So, you want to build this as a fortress. You want to win your home games and make sure that any team that does come here, it is very difficult for them to achieve in this position. Pre-season just around the corner, you'll be joining up with your new team mates very soon, like we say, already know a couple of them. But how much are you looking forward to getting in the building and getting started? Yeah, I can't say I'm looking forward to doing all the running and stuff, because no player does. But pre-season is all about bedding in and getting the foundations for the season along the way. So, for me personally, I'm very looking forward to getting started.