YORK City defender Daniel Parslow has joined Conference side Grimsby Town on a month's loan.
The 29-year-old, who has only ever played for the Minstermen in a career spanning 316 games, has joined the Blundell Park outfit in a bid to build up his match fitness.
Parslow returned to action, after recovering from cruciate ligament damage, in City's final pre-season game against Sheffield United.
But he has not stepped on to the pitch in competitive action since, and wasn't even in the squad for Tuesday night's 0-0 draw with Luton Town.
That lack of action saw York manager Nigel Worthington declare last week that he would allow Parslow to go on loan in a bid to pick up some games.
He had ruled out the option of Parslow spending some time at a rival League Two outfit.
Parslow will join up with former Minstermen team-mates Patrick McLaughlin, Chris Doig, Scott Brown and Craig Clay.
Grimsby are currently 13th in the Conference.
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