Hunter has brought in former Ayr United winger Michael Reynolds as first-team coach for the 2018/19 season.

The 43-year-old made 33 appearances for the Scottish League side and has played at National League level with Droylsden, Leigh RMI and Altrincham.

In local football circles, Reynolds is probably best known for being part of the Emley side that played against West Ham United at Upton Park in the FA Cup back in January 1998.

More recently, he has been involved at neighbours and league rivals Harrogate Railway.

Reynolds brings with him a wealth of experience and is currently working his way through his coaching badges.

He joins assistant-manager Mark Smitheringale and community coach Sam Bannister as members of Hunter's backroom team.

Leaving the club is Simon Swales, who has left to resume his playing career after helping in a coaching capacity whilst out injured in the second half of last season.