Rugby Town boss Dave Stringer has moved to make the appointment of Danny Hall as a player/coach.

	Danny Hall has played nearly 200 games for Rugby

By RUGBYTOWNFC.COM

Hall joins Stringer's management team alongside assistant manager Martin Sockett after Tony Clarke left the club last week to join Racing Club Warwick as an assistant.

Last season Danny missed the entire campaign with a knee injury which we picked up early in the season but he is hoping to return to full fitness for the 2012/13 campaign alongside his coaching role.

Danny has made nearly 200 appearances for Valley scoring 25 goals in his six seasons with the club which he first joined back in 2001 from Coventry City.

Danny re-joined Rugby for his third spell in August 2010 after spending the pre-season with Valley.

The 30-year-old reverted to play at left back for the 10/11 - a position he played in his youth with Coventry and had a solid season for Valley, clocking up nearly 200 appearances for the club. Previously, Hall played prodominantly from central midfield for Valley in his first two spells and was instrumental having first joined the club from the Sky Blues in 2001.

In his first two seasons with the club, Danny had great success personally, winning Player of the Season awards in both seasons before a serious knee injury curtailed his progress in 2003.

The former England Schoolboy International joined manager Tony Dobson at Solihull in 2005 but returned to Rugby in 2006 under Billy Jeffrey but after 31 appearances left the club in March 2007.