Noone made more than 60 appearances for the Whites during a two-year spell in the North West.

He also played for the likes of Plymouth, Brighton and Cardiff before heading overseas to sign for Melbourne City.

The 37-year-old also had a stint at Macarthur Bulls, serving as the club’s Academy coach, and is now back in the UK.

“I’m delighted to bring Craig in,” manager Paul Carden told the club site. “He has loads of experience in terms of playing – to go from non-league right up to the very top level in the game is an unbelievable achievement.

“He’s played a lot of football high up the leagues, mainly in the Championship, and moved for a lot of money between big clubs.

“He went to Australia and spent his last four or five years there playing and coaching, combining both, which is what his role will be for us.

“We know we need a bit of everything – we need improvements all over – and hopefully Craig will bring the enthusiasm he played with during his career.

“Once I found out he was back over here and looking to get back involved in football, I made sure we made contact and after a couple of meetings and conversations, it was clear he was hungry to come in and be involved.

“He’s been involved at training this week and I’m looking forward to working with him.

“Hopefully, he can bring the success he had as a player to our lads, give some guidance to some of our lads through non-league, and inspire them to go on to bigger and better things with his experience and knowledge of how he went through it.”

Warrington currently sit 19th in National League North – three points above the relegation zone – and head to Phil Brown’s Kidderminster Harriers this weekend.