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Published Date: 01 July 2009
Former Chesterfield FC defender Ian Breckin has become manager John Sheridan's first signing after he rejoined the Spireites on a two-year deal.
Breckin (33) was a popular figure at Saltergate where he made 249 appearances for the Blues between 1997 and 2002.

After joining Wigan Athletic in June 2002 he moved to Nottingham Forest for £350,000 where he made 161 appearances by the time his contract ended last month.

Ian Breckin said: "I am delighted to be returning to Chesterfield at a time of historic change for the club with the move to the new stadium. Five or six clubs showed interest in me - including Rotherham where I began my professional career - and Division One sides Oldham and Walsall.''

Manager John Sheridan said: "I am really pleased to sign a player with great experience who has a hunger to help us get out of League Two. We have done well to get him as a number of other clubs were competing for his signature."

Chesterfield's players were due to report back to Saltergate today to begin their pre-season preparations. Tomorrow will be taken up with the Chesterfield FC golf day at Grassmoor.

* Utility player Gregor Robertson, who has made 73 league appearances following a move from Rotherham two years ago, is expected to sign a one-year extension to his contract at Saltergate.

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  • Last Updated: 02 July 2009 7:52 AM
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