Cam is now Curzon’s longest serving player having been at the club since 2014 and has become a firm fan favourite for his exceptional performances between the sticks. He has made well over 100 appearances for the Nash with that number set to grow this season and has earned numerous plaudits and awards since establishing himself in the first team. He began his career with Chesterfield before landing in Ashton.

After a strong start to the last campaign, James unfortunately missed the entirety of the rest of the season after breaking his leg during a match in October. An ankle problem required a further operation and set back his return, but nevertheless he is determined to reclaim his place in the side. Mark Bradshaw showed his faith in him by signing him on for the 2019/2020 season

Matt returned in the summer for his second spell at the Tameside after impressing for our cross-town rivals Ashton United last season. He had previously signed for the club in 2017 from Stalybridge Celtic but left a year ago in pursuit of regular games and his performances there impressed Mark Bradshaw enough to bring him back to the club. His strongest position is at centre back but can play anywhere across the defence when called upon.

With so many new players joining for this season, versatile defender Danny Shaw provides some much-needed stability within the Curzon squad. Danny is not far behind Cam Mason as our longest serving player as he enters his sixth season with the club. He may be approaching the latter stages of his playing career, but he still has a lot to offer to the first team and his professional attitude and experience at this level will be a big help to the younger players breaking through.

Olly spent the first half of last season on loan at Glossop North End but was recalled in January, at which time he signed a new contract with the club until the end of the 2019/20 season. He made his first team debut against Brackley Town in March 2017 and scored his first goal for the club four months later against Nuneaton Borough. His physicality makes him an imposing figure for opposition forwards and an attacking threat from set pieces.

The agile defender has become a fixture in the first XI after joining the club last season. His ability to read situations and time his tackles to perfection has been particularly impressive. A fractured foot caused him to miss the run in of last season but he is now fully fit and ready to go for the new campaign.

Josh is at the Tameside Stadium on a season long-loan from high-flying Salford City via time at Ashton United and Stockport County. A product of Blackburn Rovers youth academy, the energetic left back played an integral part in Salford’s title winning season of 2017/2018 but found game time more difficult to come by last year. He is now ready to get back to playing week in week out for Curzon and will provide a great outlet through his willingness to get forward in support of the attackers.

Jack was one of the few bright sparks in a season which ended in relegation for FC United of Manchester last year. He made 38 appearances scoring seven goals which was enough to earn him a move back to the National League North with the Nash. His searing pace will provide trouble for any opposing full back.

One of three members of Curzon’s under-18 team who picked up a cool four trophies last season, Elliott is aiming to make the jump from youth team football to the senior side this season. Capable of playing at full back or further forward, Elliott came to Curzon at the age of 15 after leaving Oldham Athletic and has moved through the age groups since then.

Liam is an all-action central midfielder who brings plenty of experience of football at this level from his time at Chester and Southport. He came through the youth system at Tranmere Rovers and spent the first half of last season on loan at Marine FC in the Northern Premier League. He has a similar playing style to that of his brother, Everton midfielder Tom Davies, and caught the eye with a double over Stalybridge Celtic in pre-season.

Yet another new arrival in the summer, Robbie is a player with bags of experience for a short career and made 120 appearances for his boyhood team Wrexham. He then moved onto Billericay Town and was a regular in the Warrington Town team which finished 3^rd in the Northern Premier League last season. He will be key in linking the play from defence to attack as Curzon look to implement a more fluid style of play.

Signed in June 2019, Andy brings with him a wealth of experience after first making the grade with Stockport County when they were playing in League One. Since then he has amassed over 300 appearances at League and Conference level. An England C team international, Andy’s class on the ball and leadership skills will be key to Curzon’s season.

Australian-born Louis came to the UK aged 11 after being scouted by Manchester City where he would spend the next five years. An ill-fated year at Blackburn Rovers led him to the Nash and he spent last season flitting between the under-18s and the first team, making his senior debut in the process against Hyde United in October.

Luke has been with the squad since being released by Blackburn Rovers aged 16 and has been a driving force in the success of the Nash’s youth teams since then. Luke likes to play at the base of midfield and made his Curzon debut against Salford in November 2018, making several more first team appearances since then.

Signed from Chester in January 2019, Sean is one of the few players to be retained from last season after impressing Mark Bradshaw during our purple patch of form in the second half of the season. He likes to operate in the space between the opposition midfield and defence where he can provide plentiful goals and assists.

Wall was born in Liverpool and started his career with Blackburn Rovers as a youth player joining at under-14 level. In the summer of 2015 he signed his first professional contract after completing his scholarship with the academy. In November 2015, he joined Northern Premier League Premier Division side Skelmersdale United on a one-month youth loan.

In the summer of 2016 he was released by Blackburn and joined League Two side Accrington Stanley on a one-year contract following a trial. He made his first team debut for the club in August 2016 in the 3–0 defeat to Crewe Alexandra in an EFL Trophy group-stage match. After struggling to breakthrough into the match day squad, he returned to Skelmersdale for a second loan spell in September 2016. In February 2017, he was sent out on loan again, joining Northern Premier League Division One North side Clitheroe on a short-term deal.

He made a total of seven appearances in all competitions during the loan spell, scoring twice in a 4–3 away win over Ramsbottom United. In March 2017, he was on the move again joining Northern Premier League Premier Division side Marine on loan until the end of the season.

In July 2018 he joined Stalybridge Celtic. Luke decided to Come to Curzon after a couple of months at Stalybridge and challenge himself to gain a first team place.

The 33-year old central midfielder signed in summer 2019 after being released by Boston United. After beginning at Barnsley, his career since then has taken him around the country and includes spells at Torquay United, Preston North End and Shrewsbury Town before competing against Curzon during a recent stint with Bradford Park Avenue. In 2009, he earned two caps for the England C team.

He has been with Fulham U23s and has also had spells at Crewe Alexandra, Bangor City and Marine FC.

Callum is a physical centre forward while having the technical skills to match after coming through the youth system at Crewe Alexandra. He spent last season at Nantwich Town in the Northern Premier League where he scored 10 goals in 36 appearances. He has been capped by Wales at under-19 and under-21 level and is the son of former Wales international Dean Saunders.

Mark is a long-time servant at Curzon having coached nearly every team from U5s to first team in his 14 years involved. In his playing days, the UEFA B Licence coach was a pro at Blackpool and appeared for the England C national team

Will has a UEFA A Licence and is a UEFA B Licence Coach Education Tutor for the Football Association and a former Under 23 Coach for Morecombe FC and Under 18 Coach for Wigan Athletic.

James has been coaching U17’s, U18’s and Reserve teams at Curzon since 2014, he holds a UEFA B licence and has coached in South Africa and USA. In his playing days, he played Pro in South Africa and Semi-Pro in England.

A former Curzon junior player who has been involved at Curzon since he was six years old. Jack started coaching when he was 18 and is entering his fourth season with the first team. The FA Level 2 coach also coaches for the Manchester United Foundation alongside other Curzon junior teams.

Originally from Oxford, Rory is a studying football coaching and management at UCFB. Alongside studying for his degree, Rory holds the FA Level 2 coaching badge and starts his UEFA B Licence in August. He is gaining hands-on experience assisting the first team coaches at Curzon.