Three more join City before Wycombe game


By Nathan Jackson
October 29 2010

Lincoln have completed loan moves for three more players over the past two days. With Luke Howell already joining from MK Dons, City have now signed Gillingham's Josh Gowling, Arsenal's Gavin Hoyte and Millwall's Ashley Grimes.

Gowling faced the Imps earlier in the season when the Imps ran out 1-0 winners at Gillingham, one of just three wins that the Imps have enjoyed this season. Andy Hessenthaler has told the Gillingham website that Gowling had been "depressed" about not getting into the Gill's first team and was happy to send him out to get some first team football.

He will be joined by fellow defender Gavin Hoyte from Arsenal. He has played in the Premier and at international level from Under 17s-20s and has featured on loan at both Watford and Brighton in recent years. His signing has been seen as someone of a coup for the Imps.

Finally, Ashley Grimes has joined from Millwall after only featuring on a rare basis over the last few years. He has played 25 League games throughout his career, only six of which have been starts and he has scored just twice. His last goal came in February 2009, just four days after his only other League goal.

All three, as well as Luke Howell, are due to go into the squad for the trip down to Wycombe on Saturday.

Three more join City before Wycombe game
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Date: 29/10/2010 20:03

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