Imps youth teamer given pro-deal


By Nathan Jackson
June 14 2011

Lincoln City's squad is finally getting bolstered after the news that James Wilson will be offered his first professional contract. The young striker will be hoping to break the curse of youth strikers that has plagued the club in recent years after signing the one year deal.

Over the years the youth team strikers have rarely produced goals. Oliver Ryan, Nathan Adams, Andy Hutchinson, Lenell John-Lewis and several others have tried and failed to hit the net on a regular basis for the first team, strange given that some of them had excellent records at all other levels of the club.

The latest to try his luck will be James Wilson, who today signed his first professional contract, the only second year scholar to be offered a new deal.

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Imps youth teamer given pro-deal
Discussion started by theimps.ka (IP Logged), 14/06/2011 13:56
theimps.ka
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14/06/2011 13:56
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hellimp
hellimp
14/06/2011 14:07
Anyone know much about him? Style of play? Finishing?

YorkshireImp
YorkshireImp
14/06/2011 15:34
He's not bad on Football Manager...... I always bring him into my squad. smiling smiley

heathimp
I Blame Paul Mayo
14/06/2011 22:18
Quick, fairly small but strong. Still wouldnt mind a propper signing!!

F1imp
F1imp
16/06/2011 22:37
This was the player I wish played in our final two games of last season.
I believe he will do well.

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