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Young striker who joined the Pitmen from Midland Alliance side Heather St. John's in November 2010

A prolific scorer in the Alliance during the early stages of the 2010-2011 season, Quinn was averaging almost two goals per game at the time he moved to Keys Park, with a number of clubs higher up the pyramid said to be preparing bids

A brief spell at Coalville Town intersected two spells at Heather St. John's for Quinn, who played six times for Coalville at the start of the 2009-2010 season

His impact at Keys Park was immediate, with the tall striker coming off the bench against Tiverton Town to fire home the winning goal on his debut. He followed this up with a brace against Stourbridge and another against Chesham United in a blistering start to life at Keys Park. Further goals in the New Year saw him become Hednesford's top scorer with nine goals in eight games, before injury stopped the Quinn bandwagon in February 2011. After returning from injury, Quinn was back amongst the goals when he scored with his first touch after coming on as a substitute against Weymouth in April 2011

His dream campaign almost had a dream ending, as Quinn came on as a substitute in the Zamaretto League Premier play-off final and scored what looked to be the winner with just a few minutes of extra time remaining. However, a late Salisbury City goal took the game to penalties, with Quinn missing one of the crucial spot kicks to send Salisbury through

In a attempt to ward off interest from other clubs, manager Rob Smith put Quinn on a contract until the end of the 2011-2012 season, with Quinn starting the 2011-2012 season with five goals in seven games. However, injury problems again stunted his progress and he was loaned out to Coalville for a month in October 2011 to get match fit. After just over a month, the Pitmen recalled Quinn after two goals in six appearance for the Ravens

Just before Christmas 2011, he was loaned to fellow Evo-Stik Premier League side Mickleover Sports, again for a month. He scored twice in four starts, including one on his debut, before returning to the Pitmen ahead of the trip to Marine in January 2012. However, he was off on his travels once again the same week, as Quinny made the temporary move to local rivals Chasetown in a deal until the end of the season

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