Josh has now had two excellent season with Kings, weighing in with goals galore, Yoshi loves to press defenders into mistakes and throw himself into big tackles with the opposition. Work commitments and injury have restricted his impact, but Minty will be looking to 'unleash' Clements again this time round. Josh also holds the unenviable title of worst disciple in Kings history with no less then 10 Yellow cards.

With over 70 goals in around 40 appearances, when Nath is fit and on form he's as devastating a player as you are ever likely to meet. So quick that defenders can't cope and with an excellent eye for goal, the biggest issue for Minty to work put is how he can get him onto the team sheet.

Tom has made a big impact on the Kings side despite being relatively new to the side. Curran can play as either a righ sided midfielder or an out and out striker where his strength, power and pace give him an advantage over most oppostion defenders. His appearances may sadly be restricted again this season though with commitments and a new course in York.

Hazelwood has pace to burn and reguarly stamps his name on the Kings score sheet because of his dogged aggression and eye for goal. It was a real boost for Kings when he turned down other teams to sign for the side again, so Minty will be looking for how best to utilise Rowan amongst the other strikers.

Morgan plays a vital role in the Kings side, underrated by some, but not in the Kings squad as the all-time appearance record holder always works hard, creates and scores goals for the side. Lee also takes responsibility as the clubs assistant manager.

Sean is a new Kings signing who Minty will be looking at in the coming weeks. Sean has a good touch and eye for goal but will have to work hard for his chances in the first team with so many other good players around.