Gary Taylor-Fletcher

After developing through the Northwich Victoria youth set-up, Gary Taylor-Fletcher became one of the hottest properties in non-league football in 2000-01 with his scoring exploits against Bury and Leyton Orient in the FA Cup.

He attracted the attention of a number of clubs before joining Hull City in a loan deal in March.

A promising young striker, he was mostly used from the subs' bench by the Tigers who decided not to conclude a permanent deal over the summer.

He was soon snapped up by Third Division rivals Leyton Orient for a six-figure fee.

Gary re-joined his former Northwich Victoria boss Keith Alexander at Lincoln City in August 2003 with a two-year contract.

Gary joined Huddersfield Town in July 2005 with a two-year contract that was extended to June 2009 in August 2006.

He joined Blackpool in July 2007 with a two-year contract.

His Tangerines contract was extended to June 2012 in May 2011.

Gary joined Leicester City in September 2013 with a contract to June 2014 that was extended to June 2015 in May 2014.

He joined Accrington Stanley in October 2016 on non-contrat terms before agreeing a deal until January 2017.

Prior to his marriage to Viv Taylor in June 2004, he was known as Gary Fletcher.