Stags make double swoop
Posted on: Thu 22 Jul 2010
We are delighted to announce the signings of nippy striker Keigan Parker and tough-tackling midfielder Tyrone Thompson this evening.
The pair are to be unveiled to tonight's crowd at home to Nottingham Forest.
Keigan Parker, 27, began his career at St Jonestone, where he spent six seasons. He was subsequently snapped up by Blackpool in 2004 and was Colin Hendry's first signing as manager. He was the club's second top scorer in his third season with the Seasiders, netting 16 times. In that same season, Parker also helped Blackpool into the Championship with a goal in the play-off final against Yeovil.
The pacy Scotsman subsequently enjoyed spells at Huddersfield Town and Oldham Athletic.
Former Sheffield United trainee Tyrone Thompson, 28, has made over 200 appearances in both non-league and in the Conference.
The industrious midfielder enjoyed successful stints at Scarborough, Halifax, Crawley and most recently Torquay United - where he spent two seasons.
Manager David Holdsworth told mansfieldtown.net: "I am sure both players will be very eager to player for Mansfield Town. They are both equipped with league experience and will certainly add the quality we require."
The pair are to be unveiled to tonight's crowd at home to Nottingham Forest.
Keigan Parker, 27, began his career at St Jonestone, where he spent six seasons. He was subsequently snapped up by Blackpool in 2004 and was Colin Hendry's first signing as manager. He was the club's second top scorer in his third season with the Seasiders, netting 16 times. In that same season, Parker also helped Blackpool into the Championship with a goal in the play-off final against Yeovil.
The pacy Scotsman subsequently enjoyed spells at Huddersfield Town and Oldham Athletic.
Former Sheffield United trainee Tyrone Thompson, 28, has made over 200 appearances in both non-league and in the Conference.
The industrious midfielder enjoyed successful stints at Scarborough, Halifax, Crawley and most recently Torquay United - where he spent two seasons.
Manager David Holdsworth told mansfieldtown.net: "I am sure both players will be very eager to player for Mansfield Town. They are both equipped with league experience and will certainly add the quality we require."
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