Huddersfield Giants have signed utility man Scott Grix from Wakefield Wildcats.

The 25-year-old, who captained Ireland at the 2008 World Cup, has signed a two-year deal at the Galpharm Stadium.

Grix told BBC Radio Leeds Nathan Brown, then I'll be happy."

Grix, who had spells at Widnes, Leigh and Warrington, can play in a number of positions including full-back, wing, stand-off and loose-forward.

The Giants become the eighth professional club of his career, and he hopes that the move will be beneficial for all involved.

"I have had a few clubs over the years but I think every one of the moves I've made has been a positive one and one to improve myself," Grix added.

"With the way they [Huddersfield] perform on the pitch, it's going to be a big season for me.

good signing.

looks like my source who told me as long ago as the hull away game was right.

What do you want? A pat on the back?
I think it's a good move for all three parties. We are blessed with halves so was never really gonna get a look in with all our players fit. Hope he gets regular gametime for you guys. He could progres into a good player in a team more suited to his playing style