Ex-Cobbler Scott Pollock makes switch after leaving Brackley
Scott Pollock, a product of the Northampton Town youth system, has signed for a new club after leaving Brackley Town.
The midfielder became the first player ever to go through Northampton’s education programme and feature for the first-team when he made his debut as a 17-year-old in 2019. He made 29 appearances in total, scoring two goals, before being released in 2022.
Spells at Boston and Yeovil followed but he was back in Northamptonshire in 2024 when signing for Brackley. The 25-year-old scored 12 goals in 79 games for Saints and was offered a deal to remain at the club but decided to turn it down after careful consideration.
Pollock said: "Firstly I just want to say thank you! Thank you to the fans, the staff, the players and everyone else behind the scenes at Brackley for making the last two years so enjoyable!
“From the first minute I was there, I knew it was a special club, and it's been an absolute pleasure to have shared so many great memories. From FA Cup runs, to of course winning the league, which will always stand out as one of my favourite footballing memories. I genuinely wish everyone at Brackley all the best for the future, and again a massive thank you for everything!"
Pollock’s move to fellow National League North club Oxford City was then confirmed on Friday, where he joins fellow ex-Cobbler Jonny Maxted.