The Vikings unveiled their arrival on Sunday morning, revealing that they will be assisted by Simon Portrey, Sean Burton and Steve Gilmore, as the club looks to move up the table from their current spot in 17th.

Nelson and James replace Matty Bloor and Terry Barwick, who stepped down from the role last week.

A club statement said: "The new management team are well known on the West Yorkshire football scene, having had success at their previous club Whitkirk Wanderers and have fantastic contacts within the game."

The new management duo wasted no time in strengthening their squad, bringing in Kwame Boateng, Derick Ngwana and Amin Ahmed.

Boateng started his career with SkyBet League Two outfit Bradford City and made two starts for them in the 2016/17 season.

The 21-year-old went on to play for Guiseley AFC, Farsley Celtic before joining Albion Sports on dual registration with Farsley, having been on similar terms with BetVictor Northern Premier League Division One North West side Ossett United earlier this season.

Ngwana and Ahmed are forwards who joined Albion Sports this season having previously featured for Whitkirk Wanderers in the West Yorkshire League.