UNITED fans could be forgiven for failing to keep track of who was playing where and why for their team in a revolving door close season.

So here is the comprehensive list of trialists, hopefuls, seasoned pros, misfits and free transfers who had a run out this summer.

Neil Cartwright, midfielder, from Halesowen Town where he worked with Gary Hackett.

Had an unfortunate debut when forced by injuries to don his boots hours after jetting back from holiday against a slick Third Division Kidderminster Harriers side.

Currently recovering from a knee injury.

Mark Creighton, defender, from Bromsgrove Rovers.

Taken to the Victoria Ground by Hackett and being groomed as a successor to Lee Knight or Leon Jackson in the heart of defence.

Danny Anstice, full back, from Paget.

Has also played for Solihull Borough, Cross has yet to make a decision on his promise.

Simon Williams, midfielder, from Telford United.

Started out with Birmingham City as a trainee before securing a place in the Reserve team of Telford's professional ranks is still awaiting an offer.

David Bridgewater, midfielder, from Telford.

A professional at Telford, Bridgewater impressed Cross but opted for the chance of UEFA Cup football-with League of Wales side Total Network Solutions.

Andrew Atherley, midfield, unattached.

Birmingham University student who failed to make the grade.

Paul Eden, striker, from RC Warwick.

Impressed until injuring a hamstring, Eden has been offered terms and is considering the offer amid reported interest from Warwick and VS Rugby.

Gavin Barratt, midfield, unattached.

A Redditch lad who came along after graduating from Leeds University where he starred for the student side and was involved with English Students.

Jamie McWilliams, utility player, Paget.

McWilliams is nursing a knee ligament injury which has put his signing on hold.

Andy Bradley, defender, from Worcester City.

Another Halesowen Town old boy, Bradley has slotted in well since signing.

Michael Campbell, striker, from Alvechurch.

A raw talent, Campbell hit two against Weston and scored against Studley.

He has been freed to join Redditch by Alvechurch after claiming the Midland Combination Premier club had broken his contract by not paying him at Christmas.

Aeonghous Martin, midfielder, unattached.

An exciting talent, Martin has Ireland Under 21s experience and is studying at Birmingham University. Last spotted playing for Western Division rivals Halesowen Town in pre-season.

Matt Jones, goalkeeper, Solihull Borough.

Limited appearances at Solihull, Jones will start the season as understudy to Harvey Willetts.

Steve Cross, midfielder, Solihull Borough.

Nicky's son has impressed with some mazy runs and signed after being with Borough last season.

Melvyn Martin, forward, unattached.

A friend of Campbell's who failed to make the grade.

Neil Beagan, striker, Solihull Borough.

Made an instant impact with a goal on his first appearance against Brierley and Hagley Alliance.

Nasreem, striker, from Walsall.

The latest mystery man, no-one at the club knows his surname but the former Saddlers YTS player is hoping to win a place in the squad.