Steelmen boss Drury boosts attacking options with triple signing

Corby Town have boosted their squad with a triple signing.

The Steelmen are in the midst of a relegation battle in the Pitching-In Northern Premier League Midlands Division, and manager Graham Drury is determined to enhance his selection options.

Several new players have already been signed following Drury's arrival at Steel Park in October, and ahead of Saturday's trip to Coleshill Town he added three more.

They were striker Dennis Halliday, wide man Eniola Agemoh-Davies and attacker Tristen Thomas.

Thomas started at Coleshill as Corby won a seven-goal thriller 4-3, with Halliday and Agemoh-Davies both coming off the bench in the second half.

Halliday, who is 21, started his career at West Ham United and has previously played for the Steelmen, Agenoh-Davies is 23 and was part of the Real Bedford side that won the Midlands Division in 2025 and Thomas, a Leicester City adademy product, joins from Step 3 side Anstey Nomads.

"All three players bring more attacking threat and give us different options going forward," said Drury, who has overseen a four-match unbeaten run in recent weeks.

"It's clear we need more goals in the team, and adding strength in depth gives us more ways to influence games.

"We want competition for places and options to call upon, whether that's from the start or coming off the bench.

"These lads have an opportunity to come in, show what they can do, and hopefully help us improve in the final third.

"Hopefully their arrival will give us that extra firepower and help turn our chances into goals."