Digby is a vastly experienced keeper who was signed before the first game of February against Bournemouth in order to add his know-how to a young defence.
The Sheffield-born shot-stopper started off as an apprentice at Manchester United but never played for the giants of English football.
However, he moved on to Swindon Town in the 1986/87 season and quickly established himself as a popular regular choice there.
Digby, who has represented England schools, youth and U-21s, did not leave the club until 1998 and played for them during their brief Premier League stint.
He featured in several play-off finals, including a stunning 4-3 victory over Leicester City in 1993 which booked a place at the top level.
He moved on to Crystal Palace and then QPR last season where he brought his first-team appearances up to the 600-mark.
When released by QPR due to cash constraints, Digby played a game for Purfleet in the Ryman League before accepting the chance to join Harriers on a non-contract basis.
League appearances/goals: Swindon (86/87) 39, (87/88) 31, (88/89) 46, (89/90) 45, (90/91) 41, (91/92) 21, (92/93) 33, (93/94) 28, (94/95) 39, (95/96) 25, (96/97) 31, (97/98) 38, Crystal Palace (98/99) 18, (99/2000) 38, QPR (01/02) 19.
This season: 11 games (6 games at QPR).
Status: Injured.
Average Shuttle rating: 6.2
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