Ashley Vincent: Shrewsbury sign ex-Port-Vale & Cheltenham man

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New Shrewsbury Town signing Ashley Vincent

New Shrewsbury Town manager Micky Mellon has made his first signing by bringing in winger Ashley Vincent, following his release by Cheltenham.

The 28-year-old ex-Wolves trainee has twice been in promotion-winning teams from English football's fourth tier.

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Vincent keen to take Shrewsbury chance

He did it with Cheltenham and again at Port Vale in 2013 but, after turning down the offer of a Vale deal to rejoin Cheltenham, last term did not go well.

"I had a tough season last season," Vincent told BBC Radio Shropshire.

"But I've played against Micky's sides before so I think he knows what I can do. I've now just got to hit the ground running."

Mellon added: "He's someone I've been aware of since I was at Fleetwood. He's a really pacy, exciting attacking player with great technique. He can play on both wings and down the middle.

"When I first spoke about coming to Shrewsbury, he was one of the first players I spoke about bringing in."

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