Westley continues summer rebuilding

Stevenage Borough boss Graham Westley has continued reshaping his squad ahead of the new campaign with the capture of midfielder Andy Drury and striker Anthony Thomas.

Drury is a versatile midfielder who can be deployed on both flanks and he played an integral part in helping Lewes clinch the Blue Square South title.

The 24-year-old has been out of contract since clinching promotion with Lewes and Westley wasted no time in offering him a contract.

Drury started his career with Sittingbourne and signed for Ebbsfleet (formerly Gravesend & Northfleet) on a nominal fee in July 2003.

24-year-old striker Thomas has joined Westley's setup on a free transfer following his release by Barnet boss Paul Fairclough earlier in the month.

The pacey frontman made just 14 appearances for the Bees last season after joining them from Hemel Hempstead at the start of the 2007/8 season.

Meanwhile, Westley has decided to part ways with Sammy Moore after the midfielder joined Boro in January this year.

Defender Fred Murray is out of contract and is yet to be offered a new contract.