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Two years at Edgar Street
Steve Guinan, who is moving to Cheltenham, has spent two years at Edgar Street.
The former Nottingham Forest trainee joined Hereford United in late summer 2002 after being released by Shrewsbury Town. His first game for the Bulls was against Farnborough at Edgar Street.
A player deemed to have great promise at the City Ground, Steve was released and failed to settle at both Cambridge United and Plymouth Argyle, where he spent short spells, as well as loan periods at various clubs.
Graham Turner, though, liked what he saw during a trial spell at Edgar Street and Guinan signed in the week leading up to the start of the 2002/03 season.
His first campaign was a success, as Guinan secured a personal best of fourteen league goals in a season. He surpassed that figure this time around with 29 goals which might have been even higher bar for two spells out with injuries.
Another success for Guinan was when he won the FA Cup player of the round after scoring a hat-trick against Harrow.
Cheltenham will be the striker's tenth club. He will be 29 years old in December.