Gerry Kelly (footballer)

He played for Sunderland, Nelson, Huddersfield Town, Charlton Athletic, Chester, Port Vale, and Southampton.He scored eight goals in 20 appearances for the "Terriers" in the 1930–31 campaign, including a hat-trick against Manchester United at Old Trafford on 10 September.[1] Starting firmly in the first XI, his place slipped away over the 1936–37 season and he went on to score twice in 21 league and cup games.[1] A very quick right-winger who could also play as a centre-forward, he arrived at The Dell to add depth to the Southampton forward line.Although he brought a wealth of experience with him, he spent most of his time in the reserves, and in his two years on the south coast, he made only 19 first-team appearances, scoring twice.
South HyltonSunderlandHylton Colliery WelfareNelsonHuddersfield TownCharlton AthleticChesterPort ValeSouthamptonfootballerFootball LeagueRoker Park1928–29SouthportHaig AvenueThird Division North1929–30SeedhillFirst Division1930–31hat-trickManchester UnitedOld TraffordLeeds Road1931–32Second DivisionThe Valley1932–331933–341934–35Sealand Roadfirst XI1936–37reserve teamCheshire County LeagueSouthern Football League XIPortman Roadfree transferThe Old Recreation GroundThe DellSecond World War1935–361937–381938–39