Lincoln City sign Jake Thomson from Newport County
Lincoln City have agreed a deal to sign Newport County's Jake Thomson on loan as they look to reinforce their midfield.
The Imps have lost both Mo Fofana and Gary Mills to injury over the festive period and City boss David Holdsworth has wasted no time in bringing in
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Jake Thomson
Thompson to shore up the middle.
Thomson, 23, is expected to sign a one-month loan deal with a view to a two-month extension.
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The Portsmouth-born midfielder is of Trinidadian descent and has twice represented Trinidad & Tobago at full International level. He began his career as part of the Southampton youth system in 2005. His development saw him progress through the ranks to make his Saints first-team debut in August 2009, in a
Championship match against Cardiff City. After a further 13 appearances at St Mary's, a period in which he experienced loan spells at Bournemouth and Torquay United before joining Exeter City on a permanent basis in July 2010.
During his year with the Grecians, Thomson appeared 16 times while also turning out for Cheltenham Town during six games on loan in which he found the net once.
In the summer of 2011 he signed for Kettering Town after a fruitless trial with Southend United, however his stay with the cash-strapped club was an incredibly brief one when he departed for Forest Green Rovers in late September. His subsequent season at the New Lawn yielded 28 appearances with no goals.




Comments
by CardiffImp
Thursday, January 03 2013, 7:55AM
“I suppose the main question is whether he can do a decent job for us and I can only assume DH knows best :) Personally don't know much about him but with Newport having a 'bad' run at present maybe he has seen the light as it were and knows the Imps are on the 'way up'. On a side note I think Newport will start to 'slide down' the table now and just miss out on the play offs! C'mon you Imps!”
by redIMPoster
Wednesday, January 02 2013, 7:14PM
“No - he can't play v Newport. On a brighter note the whole saga was trending on Twitter thanks to poor communications between the 2 clubs!”
by eatmygoal
Wednesday, January 02 2013, 5:00PM
“And have Newport sorted out the paper work now... :)”
by eatmygoal
Wednesday, January 02 2013, 3:36PM
“Can he play on the 12th January against Newport?”