DORCHESTER Town midfielder Tom Mitchell and his brother Josh are the new owners of the club. The pair were handed control of the club after their father and former chairman Eddie moved to AFC Bournemouth. However Tom has insisted that playing is his main

DORCHESTER Town midfielder Tom Mitchell and his brother Josh are the new owners of the club.

The pair were handed control of the club after their father and former chairman Eddie moved to AFC Bournemouth.

However Tom has insisted that playing is his main priority and the boardroom dealings will be left to brother Josh, telling the Dorset Echo: "It is an exciting development but although the club will now be in mine and my brother's name my main interest is still playing football.

"As for the other side of it, it will be Josh who will be more involved in the boardroom than me. I won't do much on that side at all."

Dover Athletic have added to their firepower ahead of the new season with the acquisition of Adam Birchall.

The former Arsenal trainee had been released by Barnet and was present to see his new team take on his former employers at the weekend. Birchall wasted no time in opening his account for the Whites netting Dover's second goal in their 3-1 win over Maidstone.

Manager Andy Hessenthaler told the club's website: "He is a defender's nightmare. He never gives them a moment's peace and is very much of the Paul Dickov mould. He gives us something very different up front."

Woking have received a boost with the news that defender Tom Hutchinson has agreed to stay on with the club.

The defender, who spent a large part of last season injured, has agreed a pay-cut to stay with the club.

Manager Graham Baker told getSurrey.co.uk: "It's not all about money with Tom and he felt he wanted to give something back after the way the club looked after him last season. It's a fillip for the club.