Jason Pearcey was a former professional footballer

Football (soccer)

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Pearcey started his professional career at Mansfield Town at the age of 18 (although being with the club since age 15). He left to join Grimsby Town with a £10,000 transfer fee and stayed for three and a half years before a Bosman ruling

Bosman ruling

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 transfer to Brentford

Brentford F.C.

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 where Jason played for two and a half years.

It was during the 2000–01 season that he sustained a bad leg injury which ended his professional career although he made three appearances for Conference National

Conference National

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 Forest Green Rovers. He has since then kept playing at non-league level making appearances at Southam United, his home town team Leamington

Leamington F.C.

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 and his last club the Southern League Premier side Rugby Town

Rugby Town F.C.

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Jason is now specialises in goalkeeper coaching in Worcestershire and the West Midlands. He is qualified to Level 3 Outfield and Level 3 Goalkeeping status.

Grimsby Town

• Second Division
  Football League Second Division
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   play-off winner: 1997-98
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• Auto Windscreens Shield
  Football League Trophy
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   winner: 1997-98
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Mansfield Town - 2 promotions
Brentford FC - 1 promotion

External links

• Pearcey's profile on Soccerbase.com