The striker who can also play in midfield came on to make his debut as a substitute in Mangotsfield 3-0 win against Bishops Cleeve last night.

Hiroli started as a trainee at League Two club Bristol Rovers before making the switch to Brislington in the Toolstation Western League Premier Division in 2008.

Four months later a move to Southern League club Bridgwater Town followed, Hiroli remained there until the end of the season.

In 2009 Hiroli who was born in India, began a stint playing Welsh football, signing for UWIC where after impressing he joined Cardiff Corinthians before the 2010/11 season. Last season saw him move to Welsh League Division One side Taffs Well.

Hiroli returned to English football prior to the start of this season, making a return to Southern League football when joining for Yate Town.

All three went into the squad for the draw at Clarence Park, with both North and Dhillin starting and Paul an unused substitute.

Commanding central defender Rhys Paul, arrives from Ryman Premier Division side Thurrock. He was released by Millwall football club in the summer and has also played for Salisbury City.

Left-sided player Jhai Dhillon, started out his football career with Hitchin Town youth set up. He joins the Canaries on loan from League One side Stevenage, initially for one month.

Jonathan North has joined Hitchin Town on loan from another Ryman League Premier side, Wealdstone. The 21-year-old Goalkeeper has been capped by Wales at various youth levels and was previously on the books at Watford and has also had a spell with Oxford United.

Walker left Clarence Park in December 2011 to join Ryman League Premier Division club Met Police, but the 24 year old returns to the Saints from another Ryman Premier side, Concord Rangers.

Walker was spotted playing local football in south London by the then Harrow Borough boss Dave Howell. He quickly progressed into the Boro first-team and in the summer of 2011 he had moved to St Albans.

Josh Urquhart also made his home debut against the Canaries having re-joined from Ryman North Division club Potters Bar Town.

At home in midfield or defence, Urquhart won both `managers and supporters` player of the year awards last season.

Meanwhile, with fans expecting that Curtis Ujah would be signing for Blue Square Bet Premier side Ebbsfleet United. He wore the captain’s armband in the Hitchin Town game after surprisingly announcing that he was available for selection.

The 23-year-old has been without a club after he parted company with Conference South side Truro City in November, with Truro in Administration. At the time Sandercombe said on Twitter that he had “been made redundant” and is “no longer a Truro player”. However Truro boss Lee Hodges said in a statement “No-one has forced him to leave the club”

Sandercombe was injured at the time and was replaced by former Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Luke McCormick, who joined the club on non-contract terms.

A tall and commanding keeper, Sandercombe counts Queens Park Rangers (Youth), Plymouth, Tiverton Town (loan), Notts County, Stafford Rangers, Mansfield Town, Weymouth and Worcester City amongst his other former clubs.

Anthony has played in thirteen games for the Tudors after joining Hemel in September 2012 from Windsor.

He is known predominately as being a centre back, but can also play as a defensive midfielder, as he proved when playing for Windsor having scored thirteen goals in the 2011/12 season.

Anthony’s other previous clubs also include Chesham United where he won the reserve team player of the season in the 2010/11 season.

O`Toole joined the Tudors from Blue Square Bet Conference South side Hayes & Yeading United in November 2012. Ryan spent the early part of his career playing at Burnham, Uxbridge and Hanwell Town.

He scored fifty goals just in fifty games for Windsor FC during the 2011-12 season and at the beginning of the 2012-13 football season. After scoring forty-three league goals in the 2011-12 season and helping the club achieve promotion to the Combined Counties League Premier Division, O`Toole was awarded both the supporters’and managers` player of the year awards at Windsor.

However, after the playing budget was removed at Windsor he subsequently signed for Hayes and Yeading in September 2012.

He made just ten appearances for Hemel, scoring three times.