The former midfielder has a wealth of Football League experience with both Wycombe Wanderers, including their famous 2001 FA Cup run, and Cheltenham Town before turning to non-League football with Maidenhead United.

He scored the winning goal in the Surrey Senior Cup final for Kingstonian against AFC Wimbledon in 2006 and he was most recently assistant manager to Tony Reid at Isthmian South Central side Westfield.

Casuals manager James Bracken told http://www.corinthian-casuals.com: “I’m absolutely delighted to announce we’ve managed to bring in Martyn into the club.

"I’ve had more time than usual to assess areas we can improve and for me, Martyn is the perfect addition to our management team. He can bring an objective opinion, fresh ideas as well as knowledge of players, teams and managers from leagues we’ve not ventured into.

"I’ve known him a long while and even played with him during our youth team days at Wycombe Wanderers. He went on to become an established professional and has gained experience on the ‘other side’ during a successful spell as assistant manager at Westfield. Most importantly he’s a good person, and that’s important when a football club at this level brings you together as much as this one does.

"He’s understands the game, brings a desire to achieve and progress and will no doubt contribute a lot to our future successes”.