Lee Holmes

Wealdstone Holmes signed for high-flying Alliance Premier League club Wealdstone in 1984 and had a dream start to his career with the club, winning the 1984–85 Alliance Premier League, the FA Trophy and the Middlesex Senior Cup, though the Stones would fail to win promotion to the Football League due their inadequate Lower Mead ground. He remained with the club until 1987, making 87 league appearances and scoring six goals.

Later non-league career Holmes signed for Conference club Dagenham in 1987 and played for one season before ending his career with spells at Dartford and Leyton-Wingate.

Personal life During his career, Holmes worked as a civil engineer. He married his wife on the same day as a Brentford match and dashed to the ceremony, across London to Barking on a motorbike, after the game finished.

Career statistics

Honours Enfield Alliance Premier League: 1982–83 FA Trophy: 1981–82 Wealdstone Alliance Premier League: 1984–85 FA Trophy: 1984–85 Middlesex Senior Cup: 1984–85