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Kenneth Campbell - A Squad<< Back
Year of Birth:1892
Appearances:8
Goals:0
Yellow Cards:0
Red Cards:0

Player Bio
Kenneth Campbell was born in Cambuslang on 6 September 1892, and died on 28 April 1977.

A goalkeeper who was renowned as a safe pair of hands, Campbell started in junior football with Rutherglen Glencairn and Cambuslang Rangers before making the move south to Liverpool in 1911. He played in the 1914 FA Cup Final, on the losing side, and made 125 league appearances for the Anfield club. In April 1920 he joined Partick Thistle, and won a Scottish Cup winners medal the following season. In the summer of 1922 he moved back south, this time to New Brighton, and opened a sports outfitter in nearby Wallasey later that year which was to become his base for the rest of his life. On the playing front, he moved to Stoke in March 1923, to Leicester City in November 1925, and back to New Brighton in the summer of 1929 before retiring in 1931.

A Squad Matches
British International Championship
DateHome Team - Score - Away TeamGoalsCards
08 Apr 1922ENGLAND   0 - 1   SCOTLAND 
04 Mar 1922SCOTLAND   2 - 1   NORTHERN IRELAND 
04 Feb 1922WALES   2 - 1   SCOTLAND 
26 Feb 1921NORTHERN IRELAND   0 - 2   SCOTLAND 
12 Feb 1921SCOTLAND   2 - 1   WALES 
10 Apr 1920ENGLAND   5 - 4   SCOTLAND 
13 Mar 1920SCOTLAND   3 - 0   NORTHERN IRELAND 
26 Feb 1920WALES   1 - 1   SCOTLAND 
Team Captain Goal Yellow Card Red Card