Nathan Tyson
Nathan Tyson ( born May 4, 1982 in Reading) is an English footballer who is since 2013 in Blackpool FC under contract.
Sports career
Reading FC
Nathan Tyson went through the youth teams of his home club Reading FC and there started his professional football career. There he was, however, usually only a substitute in Reading and could not distinguish in these brief appearances, he has been awarded several times by his club to unterklassige teams.
Wycombe Wanderers
Only after the fourth loan deal Tyson left the Reading FC and joined the Wycombe Wanderers, for whom he had scored two goals since December 2003 in 10 league games. In April 2004, he signed a two year contract in Wycombe. In the season 2004/ 05 Tyson succeeded then finally the breakthrough in the professional sector. He advanced at his new club top scorer by scoring 22 goals in 42 games in the Football League Two. The start of the season 2005/ 06 he managed again honored and after 15 games, he has already recorded eleven goals. This hit rate earned him the lead in the league scoring charts and internal made him interesting for higher class teams.
Nottingham Forest
In November 2005, he therefore moved on loan to Nottingham Forest, who were descended straight into the Football League One. By January 2006 he had been able to convince the club's management of forest by himself and changed for £ 675,000 to Nottingham. Overall, he came into this season in the third English top flight to 28 matches and scored ten goals in these. After an injury, he came to the end of the 2006/07 season only seven goals in 22 games. Also for Nottingham was unhappy the season. Through fourth succeeded in making the play - off round, but there failed the team in the semis at Yeovil Town.
2007/ 08 was for the club all the more positive. Forest reached the end of the season 2nd place and moved so directly in the Football League Championship in. Tyson was able to contribute 9 hits in 34 league games. In the season 2008/ 09, in Nottingham in the league secured until the penultimate round, Tyson scored in 35 league games only 5 goals and thus fell short of expectations. During the season he signed a new two -year contract in January 2009. Under coach Billy Davies he came in the Football League Championship 2009/10 to 35 league games and scored two goals. He was frequently off the bench and missed with his team in third place in the rise of the first play-off round against the later promoted FC Blackpool just barely.
Derby County
After another barely missed promotion to the 2010/11 season Nathan Tyson moved free transfer to East Midlands rivals Derby County, where he received a three-year contract.
England national team
In 2003, Tyson came to his only use in the English U-20 national team.