Robinson Brings in Experienced Keeper

Danny Robinson, manager of Pitching In Southern League Premier Division South newcomers Hungerford Town, has brought in vastly experienced goalkeeper Ryan Clarke.

The 41-year-old moves to Bulpit Lane from the Crusaders former Vanarama National League South rivals Bath City, where he had been since July 2018 and was also acting as goalkeeper coach.

He started his career with Bristol Rovers, going on to player 23 games for the club.

He spent loan spells with Southend United, Kidderminster Harriers and Forest Green Rovers before joining Salisbury City in August 2006.

He was the Whites` first choice keeper for the next two seasons but an injury before the start of the 2008/09 season saw him lose his place and head out on loan to Northwich Victoria.

At the end of that season he joined Oxford United where he would spend six seasons, making approaching 250 appearances.

He joined Northampton Town in July 2015 but failed to secure the number one shirt and moved onto AFC Wimbledon a year later without making a first team start for the Cobblers.

After just 7 games for the Dons he switched to Eastleigh in September 2016.

In June 2017 he joined Torquay United where he spent one season before Bath secured his services.