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Holdsworth Adds Much-Travelled Frontman

Kieron St Aimie has become the latest player to join the Dean Holdsworth revolution at Chelmsford City.

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KIERON ST AIMIE has become the latest player to join the Dean Holdsworth revolution at Chelmsford City.

The 24-year-old started out as a youth team player at Queens Park Rangers and spent time on loan with Oxford United before signing for Barnet in 2008.

He was loaned out to Grays, Stevenage and Lewes prior to joining Thurrock in March 2009.

A brief spell with the Rocks was followed by an equally short stint at Hitchin.

St Aimie during his time with Tamworth during the 2011/12 season.

St Aimie during his time with Tamworth during the 2011/12 season.

St Aimie then had one of the most fruitful spells of his career to date, netting an average of a goal every three games in 60 appearances for Maidenhead United.

Since leaving the Magpies in 2011, the London-born forward has played at Lewes, AFC Hornchurch, Kettering Town, Tamworth, AFC Telford United.

Last season saw St Aimie represent Whitehawk, who were promoted from the Ryman Premier, and AFC Hornchurch for a second time.

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