Already established as one of the best players in the clubs history at the young age of 25, Aaron is, like Terry Henshaw one of the longest serving players currently at the club, with over 300 apperances. A left back by trade, Aaron has operated in many positions from central defender to striker. A first team regular this season, and expected to play a large role next season. He had apparently recieved interest from league clubs earlier in his career but any interest seems to have gone.

Andrew Corbett

Age: 25

Height: 6"0

Weight: 11st

Former Clubs: Kidderminster, Nuneaton, Solihull

A striker for all of his career, he moves to Burton Albion, as is now a right back. However now established in the position, and does seem like he was made for it. At 25 he has time on his side, and after recent good performances, I'm sure that Andy could be with the club for a few more years yet, a great utility player.

5. Darren Tinson

Age: 37

Height: 5"11

Weight: 13st

Former Clubs: Northwich, Macclesfield, Shrewsbury

When Darren arrived at the club at the age of 36, not many expected that Tinson would be a good signing. However after just a handful of appearances he showed why he is one of the best defenders in non league football. A sturdy defender, similar to the great Tony Adams, he has eshablished himself as a rock in the back four. However this is officially as yet his last season at the club, with his plans to retire at the end of the year.

6. Ryan Austin

Age: 22

Height: 6"2

Weight: 12st

Former Clubs: Crewe

Already a club favourite, Ryan Austin is fast becoming a very solid defender. With electric pace and a good head, he has all the abilities needed to go places, and still only being 22 years old, surely league football awaits for this young star. He and manager Nigel Clough seem to have a strained reletionship with Austin regularly dropped in favour of Clough favourite Darren Stride.

7. Darren Stride (THE CAPTAIN)

Age: 31

Height: 5"11

Weight: 13st

Former Clubs: Trainee

Long standing club captain, and with 500 appearances and over 100 goals to his name, Darren Stride is the best Burton Albion player of all time, and he is still only 31! Although he has had a few injuries over the last few years, he still gives 110% to the club and recently led the club out to play Man Utd, although he isnt expected to play for another 10 years it is likely that he will always be associated with the club in one form or another. Sure to aquire the name "Mr Burton Albion" sooner or later, and rightly so!!

10. Andy Ducros

Age: 29

Height: 5"4

Weight: 10st

Former Clubs: Coventry, Kidderminster, Nuneaton

At 5"4 Andy Ducros is one of the smallest players the club has ever seen, but makes up for this with an adundance of skill. Although at times his skill and quality can change a game, he does have a few bad games here and there. Although it seems Andy Ducros will be a bit part player next year, I feel he deserves a first team place, but only when on form. Has missed large chunks of the 2006/2007 season so far due to injury.

11. Keith Gilroy

Age: 23

Height: 5"10

Weight: 10st

Former Clubs: Sligo, Middlesbrough, Scarborough

The young Irishman has made a good impact at the club in his debut season, and his skill and control of the ball at times has been amazing. At 22 he has time on his side, and should be looking forward to next season with the Brewers. He scored great goals against Burscough to get the famous draw with Man Utd earlier in the season, a great first season. The only drawback is an apparant lack of pace. Seems to have a persistent hamstring injury this season.

12. Chris Hall

Age: 23

Height: 5"11

Weight: 11st

Former Clubs: Lincoln Utd

A good young winger, and one for the future. There is no doubt this young lad has an abbudance of pace and skill, there was a big debate arose about him earlier in the season when Nigel Clough seemed determined to keep him on the bench, but when he did get his chance, he did pretty good.

Currently ruled out until the end of the 2006/2007 season with knee ligament damage sustained in November.

13. Martin Taylor (GK Coach)

Age: 40

Height: 5"11

Weight: 14st

Former Clubs: Derby, Wycombe, Telford

A good coach at the club, but occasionally has to play or be on the bench, due to the 3 year long goalkeeping fiasco, after the sale of Matt Duke, he no longer wants to play because of injuries and is officially retired from football. 

14. Shaun Harrad

Age: 22

Height: 5"10

Weight: 11st

Former Clubs: Notts County, Gresley

One of the better buys of the season, Shaun Harrad has established himself as a good skillful player at the tender age of 22. Although not a prolific striker, his game is not just about scoring goals, it is about harrying defenses into making mistakes. But really is just now a bit part player.

15. Terry Henshaw

Age: 27

Height: 5"10

Weight: 11st

Former Clubs: Notts County

Terry Henshaw came to the club in 1999 from Notts County. A defender by trade Terry gives 100% to the club and is one of the clubs longest serving players with nearly 300 appearances. A bad leg break last year nearly ended Terry's career, but he has managed to break back into the squad, but really is out of his depth at Conference level.

16. Jon Shaw

Age: 23

Height: 6"1

Weight: 13st

Former Clubs: Sheffield Wednesday

Currently the clubs No2 striker, Jon has established himself as a very good young striker. Since being released by hometown club Sheffield Wednesday, he has become a fans favourite. Standing at just over 6ft, Jon is actually one of the tallest players at the club. His future at the club looks in doubt as he isn’t playing very well, and hasn’t scored in the league for well over 6 months. This season has played 20 games without a sniff on goal.

Age: 19

Height: 5"11

Weight: 11st

Former Clubs: Trainee

John Brayford just recently made his full conference debut against Southport. At just 19 John is a very young centre back, but looks to have a bright future ahead of him. The only problem is dislodging first choice centre backs Darren Tinson (who is expected to retire at the end of the current campaign) and young centre back Ryan Austin. Everyone just wishes he was played in his correct position, rather than at right back where he isnt comfortable.

18. Steve Scoffham

Age: 23

Height: 5"10

Weight: 12st

Previous Clubs: Gedling, Notts County

1 goal this season from Steve, injured for a major majority of it, and it doesnt look like he will play again for a while. Very poor season so far.

19. Danny Holmes

Age: 20

Height: 6"0

Weight: 12st

Young and versatile, Danny Holmes signed recently after being released from Port Vale, he can play in midfield or defence. He isnt the most skillful of players but has a good workrate and is similar in ways to Darren Stride. This season has been a mixed bag, with many poor performances, however recently has been playing quite well, however I still believe him to be highly overrated.

20.Nigel Clough

Age: 40

Height: 5"9

Weight: 13st

Former Clubs: Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Man City

Outings for the manager are a rarity nowadays, but when he is on form, and when he does put his boots on, he still has some of the class and skill he once possesed. At 40 years of age, he is no spring chicken, but has great shooting ability however, but at times too defensive and rarely gets the chance to have a pop at goal.