KIDDERMINSTER Harriers have confirmed the signing of goalkeeper Jamie Pardington in an emergency loan deal following first-choice shot-stopper Christian Dibble's injury in the club's abandoned fixture at Radcliffe.
The former Wolves youngster has been drafted in from EFL League One side Lincoln City on a seven-day emergency loan following the injury sustained by Dibble during the club's National League North clash with Radcliffe FC.
The match was abandoned with 70 minutes played after a collision between Dibble and defender Joe Foulkes, which led to both men being hospitalised.
Dibble and Foulkes have since been discharged from the hospital.
Pardington, who has also had spells with Mansfield and Cheltenham Town, will be available for Kidderminster's upcoming fixtures against Darlington and Oxford City.
Writing on their website, Kidderminster Harriers said: "The former Wolves youngster joins us on loan from League 1 side Lincoln City as cover for the next couple of games following Saturday’s injury to Christian Dibble.
"The 25-year-old was a member of Wolves' Premier League squad across three seasons and, as well as a number of non-league loans, has also spent time with Mansfield and Cheltenham Town.
"Jamie, earlier this season, spent short spells with AFC Telford and Oxford City in National League North.
"Welcome to Aggborough, Jamie."
Kidderminster have also announced the signing of defender Festus Arthur ahead of their clash in the North-East.
Share