I'm told that Reid, a '94 striker, has an American father (and an English mother). He's with their U18s, having received a two-year scholarship this year: http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/page/NewsFeatures/0,,10436~2037807,00.html Exeter City is in the third division this season.
He Plays for the Reserves now and scored back in November. The fans at Exeter city are high on him. As a 94' he is eligible for the 2013 U-20.
On the first team now: The no-nonsense centre back joins fellow youngsters Jamie Reid, Jamie Micklewright, Luke Roper, Jacob Cane, Jake Gosling, Jacob Wannell and Jordan Moore-Taylor in the senior squad. http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/news/article/new-centre-back-for-city-233889.aspx Looks like ECFC was relegated last year and will play in the fourth division for 2012/13.
Reid scored three goals in 12 games on loan at Dorchester Town in Conference South this season. He's apparently back with Exeter and made the bench today.
This is from May but a lot has happened since the last update. Most importantly, he played for Northern Ireland U-21 in a Euro qualifier
Still on the roster at ECFC, now apparently a blonde: http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/team/player-profile/jamie-reid/18 Playing fourth-division ball this year.
Reid had a short loan at Truro City in the sixth tier during which he scored three goals in five games. Now he's back at Exeter and started their last game.
He's got 10 league appearances (and a goal) this season, according to the club: http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/stats/player-stats/
He's been on loan to Torquay United (Brendan Moore's club) in the National League, with 3 goals in 27 appearances.
Snip: Reid adds pace and trickery to United’s squad and can play either out wide or through the middle. He has shown that with his pace and persistence he can score regularly at this level. A local lad born in Torquay, Reid has proven his worth with some impressive performances. https://www.torquayunited.com/player/jamie-reid/
This has been a good move for Reid. Torquay United just clinched the National League South title, which means they will be back in the fifth tier next season. Reid leads the league with 28 goals.
Is that the most goals ever for a Yank while playing for Torquay United? Here's a recent interview after a two-goal outing.
Still with Torquay, now in the fifth tier after promotion. He's the co-leading scorer of the league with 16 goals in 24 games.
He's had a nice run with Stevenage, at more than 100 games and 25 goals, and recently re-signed with the club. They're in League One this season. https://www.stevenagefc.com/news/20...y-bet-league-one-efl-english-football-league/