Experienced forward Aidan Chippendale joins from league rivals Ossett United.

Bradford-born Chippendale came through the youth system in his home-town club of Bradford City before making the switch to the Huddersfield Town`s youth team at 13.

In 2009 he made a first-team bench appearance for Huddersfield after being named academy player of the year and his debut for the senior team came in 2011 against Bristol Rovers.

In 2011 he was loaned to York City, but when he wasn’t being selected, he was recalled and sent instead to Caledonian Thistle in the Scottish Premier League, going onto make five appearances.

In 2012 he joined Accrington Stanley, making 6 appearances during his six months there, before signing for Bury.

Bury sent him on loan to Chester, where he scored once in 7 appearances and in the 2013/14 season, he joined AFC Fylde, making just 3 appearances before first visiting Curzon Ashton and then Ashton United to the end of the season.

He joined Stalybridge Celtic in the summer of 2014 was the managers` player of the season for 2014/15.

After nearly 100 appearances and some of the most important goals in his time with Celtic, he joined Bradford Park Avenue in January 2017, but only made one appearance before joining FC United of Manchester.

After struggling to get in the first team, he dropped down to the newly-promoted Shaw Lane AFC, but the lure of a return to Celtic meant he re-joined Celtic a few weeks into the current season. However, the return didn’t last long before leaving for Ossett Albion, and then becoming one of the first signings for the merged Ossett United club in the summer of 2018.

Chippendale joins the earlier signings of striker Sefton Gonzales and midfielder Max Hazeldine from respective league rivals Droylsden and Clitheroe and defender Andy Hollins from Southport.