Kenny had finished before I started going and although his name was mentioned from time to time I think the success of the late 50s players possibly diluted his prominence.  Also, being a defender, he probably didn't get the recognition that he deserved.

Kenny joined us in the difficult 1960-61 season and immediately established himself as the right back replacement for the legendary John Harlow. He went on to make almost 300 league appearances  in the 1960s. including an amazing sequence of all 38 matches in 3 consecutive seasons 1965-66,.1966-67 and 1967-68. We have had more celebrated players over the years but have we ever had a better club man? I am proud to have a  framed photo of Kenny defending alongside Alex Stepney with myself and my father as background spectators !  

Great photo 'Endo'  -  one of yours or an archive ??

Cheers, thanks very much

I think we've narrowed it down to the league game in November 1962 (when Stepney got injured and spent the 2nd half on the wing and Holder went between the sticks) or the Surrey Invitational Cup game in March 1962.

So according to Sherlock Bullock, who managed to identify a Ks player who only appeared in one of the possible games, we can now say that it was the Surrey Invitational Cup semi final  from March 24th 1962.  We won this game with the only goal of the game (In his only 1st team appearance) from Northants fast bowler, Martin Ashenden.

Great tribute !