Midfielder Woods joined in July following spells with fellow National League sides Hartlepool United and most recently Harrogate Town.

Yorkshireman Woods started his youth career with Leeds United, before signing for Chelsea as part of a £5 million transfer involving Leeds teammate Tom Taiwo in 2006.

In January 2007, aged 16, Woods become the fourth-youngest ever player to feature for Chelsea’s first team after coming on as a substitute against Macclesfield Town in the FA Cup as a replacement for former England star Frank Lampard.

Stints at Yeovil and Doncaster followed for the former England Under 17 and 19 international, before Woods moved to Harrogate where he netted nine goals during 39 appearances.

He then moved back to the Football League with Hartlepool after a season with the then-National North team, playing 144 matches during his four years with the County Durham side and finishing as the Pool’s top scorer with 11 goals in his final season, before transferring back to Harrogate in November 2018.

Experienced midfielder arrived in October 2018 after spending the start of last season with National League South side Chelmsford City.

Reason joined Chelmsford in the summer after leaving Maidstone United.

He made 54 league and cup appearances during his year with the Stones, scoring five goals.

The former Ipswich Town and Cambridge United player joined Maidstone following a short 15-game stint with Boreham Wood at the end of the 2016/17 season.

Prior to that, he made more than 250 appearances in five years for Eastleigh after joining them in 2012.

Reason also had spells with Crawley Town and Braintree Town before joining Eastleigh.

The attacking midfielder has a reputation for scoring spectacular goals and netted six times in 30 matches for Andy Hessenthaler’s side last campaign.