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A winger in the last complete pre-War season, Hubert was granted a free transfer in May 1939. Following the end of hostilities, he signed on again at Whaddon Road before returning to the 'Corries'.

In an extended three month trial at the County Ground, Billy squeezed in 15 reserve appearances. He later recommended Jack Johnson - then playing local football in Bristol - to Sam Allen.

One of two Italian goalkeepers invited by Paolo Di Canio to join Town in Italy pre-season, Christian had played behind the new boss three years earlier. But he eventually lost out to Mattia Lanzano.

A striker with less than 20 League starts and no goals in five seasons, Josh assisted Town in a Central League fixture, netting in a 1-1 draw at Cheltenham. He had only joined Wealdstone a week earlier and four days after his Swindon outing he signed on at Priestfield !

Durham-born left-winger William was given a run of just nine games in the second tier before trying his luck in the south. He netted six goals in 24 reserve games for Town.

The goalkeeper in Town's first ever F A Youth Cup tie in 1952, Ivor featured in a handful of Combination fixtures before being released.

Liam appeared in the final Combination fixture of the season - a 0-4 defeat at Bristol Rovers - and was probably the unnamed trialist against City two days earlier.

One of two defenders signed on transfer deadline day - the other being Claude Gnakpa - neither managed a League appearance for Town. Dave, on a one-month loan, returned to Ashton Gate early with a hamstring injury. A Welsh international.

A successful 'Win a Pro Contract' competitor, Jordan came closest to a first team outing when interim manager Paul Bodin gave him a seat on the bench for the final game of 2010/11.

Came on as a second-half substitute in the opening friendly at Supermarine, but was withdrawn after half an hour.

Predominantly a right-winger, Vince spent two seasons in Town's Combination squad - one either side of him signing a pro contract at the County Ground.

When Nicky Hammond suffered two leg fractures in successive seasons, Aussie keeper Andy came to the County Ground on loan - and twice played against his parent club !

Kevin played in Town's opening Combination fixture - a 0-1 defeat at Wycombe.

Dick forced his way into the reserve side towards the end of 1962/63 but was unable to impress boss Bert Head sufficiently to give him a try in the Second Division.

George played on the left-wing for Town's first five reserve games of the season. But he failed to get a contract and returned to Wales, where he was later capped by his country - as a goalkeeper !

The son of Town's Jimmy (1902 to 1905), Granville was also a useful cricketer and bowls player.

Jack came on as a second half substitute in the opening pre-season friendly at Supermarine.

Terry was a regular at left-half for the Hellenic side in 1960/61. In the following season, he netted four goals - all in October.

Nic started the first away pre-season game at Cirencester but it was not long before he was off home to France.

Promoted from the 'A' team for the reserves' win at Bristol City in October, Godfrey came close to playing in the first floodlit friendly - for the first team against City in the April. But injury ruled him out and Mick Page took his place.

Ivor signed for Town as a part-time pro, playing in the third team until promoted to the reserves on New Years Eve in 1960. He was one of five players who joined Trowbridge at the end of that season.

A member of the F.A.Youth Cup finalists side in 1964, Nat suffered a badly broken leg in a third team game at Clandown just nine months later, in January 1965. He never fully regained fitness and his contract was cancelled on 9 February 1966.