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A left-sided defender, Paul arrived from the Saints on a three-month trial before signing a monthly contract. This was not renewed on 5 February 1990. His younger brother Mark also signed for Town.

Given a trial in a 'behind closed doors' friendly at Brentford, Aidan impressed sufficiently to last the ninety minutes there - but no longer !

The 'other' Wayne O'Sullivan had little chance to impress - going on trial for Town's reserves at Colchester in what turned out to be a 0-5 reverse.

The 21 year old Dubliner was invited by Lou Macari to play against Longford in the second game of Town's Irish tour.

Graham was signed as cover at left-back for the injured Andy Ford, but a postal strike delayed his registration and then bad weather put paid to his first team debut !

The big Welsh under-21 defender secured a contract at the County Ground after ten years with the club. But the closest he came to first team action was seven appearances on the bench during 2012/13. Injury interrupted his progress as he twice suffered a stress fracture of a foot.

Akwasi went on Town's summer tour to Austria, featuring in all three games there. But there was no contract offer on his return to the UK.

Spotted in 1949, playing in a Nigerian side touring the UK, Titus was the first black player to sign a pro contract for the club. Sadly he struggled with the British winter (and wearing football boots !) and, apart from just two Combination games, his appearances were confined to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League.

Top scorer with 15 for the Casuals in the previous season, the American scored in Town's opening pre-season fixture at Cirencester.

The oldest of three siblings, Ken could only muster a handful of reserve team appearances alongside brother Les. But Ken went on to play just short of 300 games for Bath before being forced to quit through injury.

Fred made just three reserve appearances in the same month he signed amateur forms, before moving on at the end of the season.

Peter played wide on either flank. Released midway through his second season as an apprentice - on 11 January 1984, he played 45 minutes of a pre-season friendly at Forest Green in the August. This prompted the offer of a further trial which Peter declined. He died when his car was involved in a collision with a JCB.

Abdul appeared for 45 minutes in each of Town's opening two friendlies of the season, at Cirencester and Melksham.

After joining the club at 11, Tommy was offered a pro contract on completion of his scholarship. But a delay in accepting terms resulted in incoming manager David Flitcroft not giving Tommy a squad number.