Errington Kelly

Errington Edison Kelly (born 8 April 1958) is a former footballer who played in the Football League for Bristol Rovers, Bristol City, Lincoln City, and Peterborough United in England. He had more than 100 appearances during his five seasons at Peterborough United, and later played in Sweden for Grebbestads IF and Gimonäs CK.

Early life and career Kelly was born on the island of Saint Vincent, and moved to Coventry as a young boy. His younger brother Tony also became a football player.

Career In September 1981, Kelly was signed by manager Terry Cooper at Bristol Rovers, shortly before Bobby Gould took over as manager. Although Kelly appeared in a couple of pre-season friendlies, he did not break through to the first team. After netting seven goals in 11 appearances, Kelly was made permanent. the team's "leading marksman in 1984–1985",

Although he was popular with Peterborough fans, over time he developed a public love-hate relationship with manager John Wile, and was disciplined on multiple occasions. By January 1987, he had returned to England to play for Peterborough United, signing a one-year contract in June of that year, but struggled with injuries.

Kelly left for Sweden once again in April 1988 to play for Grebbestads IF, and moved to Gimonas the following season. He later returned to England and became a football coach and English teacher.