Joined the Reds in the summer of 2015, adding real experience on and off the pitch.

A Cirencester Town legend, he was part of the very first intake of students into the club's Academy, making his first team debut in 1998.

He rejoined the club in 2003 after leaving in 2000 for spells at Newport County, Clevedon Town, Salisbury City and Cinderford Town. At Cinderford he had a hugely successful 2002-03 season, scoring 20 goals and he followed this up by being a key part of Brian Hughes' successful Ciren side that secured promotion to the restructured Southern League Premier by finishing third in the Western Division in the 2003-04 season.

The striker left the club again in February 2007 to join Gloucester City, where he played until he decided to go on a round the World trip in March 2008.

Unable to commit to Gloucester for the full season, he left the Club and spent a short spell at Cinderford and then, in January 2008, on loan.

At the beginning of the 2008-09 season, he joined Cinderford Town again and then re-signed for Cirencester in October 2008.

He was again a consistent scorer for the Centurions over the next two seasons, and his two well-taken goals away at AFC Totton in the Play Off Semi-Final in April 2010 were crucial in helping gain promotion back to the Premier Division.

However, a heel injury during the 2010-11 pre-season hampered his match fitness and he left the club in October 2010 to join Didcot Town.

He also had spells at Abingdon and Hungerford Town before rejoining Cirencester again in January 2012.