1. Jermaine Grandison joined Shrewsbury on a permanent basis following his loan, and over five years he played 174 games for the club.
15 Facts About Jermaine Grandison
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Jermaine Grandison was released in summer 2016, and joined Colchester United in December 2016.
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Jermaine Grandison left Colchester in March 2017 having failed to make a first-team appearance.
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On 31 August 2010, Jermaine Grandison completed a loan move to League One club Tranmere Rovers to gain first-team experience.
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Jermaine Grandison made his debut the same day in a Football League Trophy match against Accrington Stanley.
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Jermaine Grandison returned to Coventry after his loan expired on 1 October, Jermaine Grandison returned to Tranmere on 29 October for a second loan spell following an injury, returning to his parent club on 3 January 2011.
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On 14 January 2011, Jermaine Grandison signed for League Two club Shrewsbury Town, initially on loan.
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Jermaine Grandison finished the campaign after making 15 appearances for Shrewsbury, including his three loan appearances.
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Jermaine Grandison helped Shrewsbury to promotion to the third tier of English football, making 43 appearances during the season.
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However, having carried out his rehabilitation at the club and coming through 45-minutes of a reserve match against Port Vale unscathed, Jermaine Grandison agreed to rejoin the club on 3 December 2013.
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Jermaine Grandison signed a one-year contract extension, funded by club chairman Roland Wycherley in August 2015, but was released at the end of the season having made 150 league appearances for the club over six seasons.
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Jermaine Grandison can perform in a variety of defensive positions - at right-back, centre-back or as a sweeper.
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Jermaine Grandison has got size, power and pace, as well as the ability on the ball.
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Jermaine Grandison had a good season at full back last season and we shouldn't dismiss his ability to get forward and provide us with chances.
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Jermaine Grandison is known to regularly perform step overs during matches, and posting videos of himself singing onto social media, which established him as a cult figure amongst Shrewsbury supporters.