Harrogate Town have added a great deal of experience to their squad ahed of next season with the signing of veteran midfielder Scott Brown.
Brown arrives at Wetherby Road from Accrington Stanley, where the 34-year-old made 37 appearances in League One last season, having helped Stanley to the League Two title the previous year.
Brown began his career at Everton, where he was a teammate of Wayne Rooney, before spending three years at Bristol City, finishing runners-up in League One during that time.
The central midfielder has also represented Port Vale, Morecambe and Fleetwood over a career that has included over 350 senior appearances across League One, League Two, The National League and National League North with five promotions in that time.
One of those promotions came for Brown's next club York City, who he helped reach League Two, before lifting the National North with Chester, having turned out for Macclesfield in between the two.
The Runcorn-born midfielder then made the move to Southport in July 2013 where he would go on to be named their Player of the Year for the 2013/14 season.
Eighteen months at Grimsby followed for Brown, before he was reunited with his manager at Southport John Coleman at Accrington.
