....Tommie Hession-Harris and Rhyle Ovenden immediately after the pre-season friendly against Moneyfields on Saturday.

Long-term injuries to Tom Beer and Tom Parkinson had meant only Tommy Brewer and D’Sean Theobalds were available in those holding and playmaking roles.

Hession-Harris, who runs his own business called `Player Path`, which showcases players hoping for a way into full-time football, he has experiences in both playing and coaching from all over the world.

Spells in San Jose and Los Angeles where he spent his college years earning All-Conference awards, player of the year awards, MVP awards and winning league titles.

He was selected to play in the PDL League made up of the best under-23 players in America where he was ranked amongst the best players in the nation and captained West Virginia Chaos to a successful season.

In Britain he has been with Southend United and Newport County as well as East Thurrock United, Heybridge Swifts and Maldon & Tiptree.

Ovenden is a former Wales under-17 and under-19 international who qualifies through his Welsh Grandfather.

He began his career with Brighton & Hove Albion but was released at 16 and moved on to Chesterfield.

After an unsuccessful time with the Spireites he was training with Angels` new league rivals Eastbourne Borough before landing a two-week trial at Watford which turned into a professional contract offer in November 2015.

H won the league championship with the Hornets under-18’s, moved up to the under-21’s and under-23’s and subsequently signed a one-year extension.

He was released by Watford at the end of the 2016/17 season and briefly signed for Whitehawk before switching to BetVictor Isthmian League Premier side Worthing in October 2018.