MAIDENHEAD United made its first new signing for the 2001/2002 season when Andy Rose signed a one year contract on Tuesday evening.
Rose, who is 22-years-old, was at Harrow Borough for two seasons where he developed a reputation as one of the best right-backs in the league.
During his time at Harrow he won all three Player of the Year awards and made 113 appearances, scoring five goals.
Prior to joining Harrow, Rose spent four years at Oxford United making a handful of first team appearances.
A number of new faces have been training at Cox Green School this week and further signings are expected to be made next week.
Of last season's squad none seem likely to leave York Road and long term injury victims from last season, Brian Connor, Steve Brown and Craig Webster are all back into the full training schedule.

GOT HIM: Andy Rose signs for Maidenhead United on Tuesday evening closely watched by club vice chairman Jon Swan. More signings are expected next week. Ref: 74942/1