Two-game Spireite gets two-year deal in League Two
The former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder spent the second half of last season with Chesterfield, but only managed two appearances as the Spireites suffered relegation to the National League.
His Town debut, at home to Cambridge, was his first competitive match since February 2016 thanks to serious injuries.
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Hide AdBut he limped off after 84 minutes with a hamstring issue and then, having recovered, injured his Achilles in a behind-closed-doors friendly.
It wasn’t until the final game of the season at Barnet, with relegation already confirmed, that Chesterfield fans got to see the 32-year-old in action once again.
He was one of several players out of contract in the summer not to be offered new deals at the Proact.
Having trained with Town’s bitter rivals Mansfield earlier this summer, Coke played in two friendlies for Oldham before signing a two-year contract.
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Hide AdMeanwhile, reports elsewhere continue to link the Spireites with former Exeter City and Wolves frontman Liam McAlinden.
The Derbyshire Times understands that no deal is imminent, although the striker may feature in tomorrow’s friendly at Gainsborough Trinity.
He was seen in action for Town at Boston United on Saturday.
Cheltenham and a number of clubs north of the border are also keen on the striker.