AFC Telford United have appointed former England international winger Andy Sinton as their new manager on a two-year contract.
Sinton, 44, enjoyed a successful playing career with QPR, Sheffield Wednesday, Tottenham and Wolves.
He spent five years as Fleet Town manager before resigning this summer.
Telford have been looking for a new manager since Rob Smith was sacked last season as the Bucks fell short of the Blue Square North play-offs.
Bucks chairman Lee Carter told BBC Radio Shropshire: "The recruitment process was very thorough and very intensive. We spoke to lots of people and took advice from lots of quarters.
"The outstanding applicant had to come and prove that they or their management team had a good knowledge of people at this level, and what is required to get out of this league. Andy has ticked each and every one of those boxes with a passion, desire and determination."
Sinton was only 16 when he made his Football League debut for Cambridge.
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