About Kieron Baker
Born 1949. Kieron Baker is a British association football player.
Later professional career In a surprise move, Baker signed for First Division club Ipswich Town for a £20,000 fee during the 1978 off-season. An injury forced Baker to retire from football at the end of the 1978–79 season, The club folded due to financial irregularities before the beginning of the 1980 season.
Non-League football Baker returned to England and linked up again with Harry Redknapp (now assistant to manager Bobby Moore) at Isthmian League First Division club Oxford City in 1980. He made 38 appearances for the club. Baker followed Weymouth teammates Trevor Finnigan, Gary Borthwick and Billy Elliott to Alliance Premier League club Yeovil Town in 1983. He made 21 appearances before retiring in November 1983.
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Who is Kieron Baker?
Footballer (born 1949)
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Kieron Baker was born on 29 October 1949 in Ryde.
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Kieron Baker is an association football player.
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