Leeds United F.C. History
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1919-29 - The Twenties
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1939-46 - The War Years
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Kemp: John

1957-1959 (Player Details)

Outside Left

Born: Clydebank: 11-04-1934

Debut: v Manchester City (h): 21-02-1959

5’6” 9st 9 ½ lb (1957)

After starting with Duntocher Hibernian, Kemp made his name with Clyde before joining United in December 1957. His stay at Leeds was not the most successful, as he broke a bone in his foot and made his only senior appearance in a disasterous home defeat. He went to Barrow in March 1959 and played one hundred and seventy League games, scoring forty-six goals for them before leaving to join Crewe Alexandra in December 1963, where he scored seven times in forty-seven appearances before ending his career in June 1966.

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