Former Premier League manager Phil Brown has found a new job in the National League.

Brown is taking over as the head coach at Kidderminster Harriers until the end of the season.

The 64-year-old was most impressive in the top flight as manager of Hull City.

In one instance in 2008, he gave a team talk to his players at half-time in front of the fans after they were 4-0 down against Manchester City.

Brown has since had spells at Preston North End, Southend and Swindon Town.

On getting this job, Brown said: "I was immediately drawn to the passion that the chairman and board of Kidderminster have for their club, and their desire to succeed.

"There's no getting away from the fact we are in a battle, but the picture is clear in terms of what we want to try and achieve, and it's a challenge I am looking forward to sinking my teeth into.''