Paul Andrew Kerr was born on 9 June 1964 and is an English former footballer who played as a midfielder.
15 Facts About Paul Kerr
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Paul Kerr scored 48 goals in 264 league appearances in a 13-year career in the Football League.
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Paul Kerr began his career at Aston Villa in 1982 before moving on to Middlesbrough in January 1987.
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Paul Kerr played in the Full Members Cup final in 1990, before he moved on to Millwall in March 1991.
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Paul Kerr played 34 league and cup games in his five years with the "Villans", scoring six goals.
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Paul Kerr helped Bruce Rioch's side to win promotion at the end of the season after a second-place finish in the Third Division.
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Paul Kerr featured in both legs of the Second Division play-off final victory over Chelsea.
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Paul Kerr managed to get some revenge over Aston Villa by scoring past them in the 1990 Full Members Cup semi-final, which helped Middlesbrough reach Wembley for the first time in the club's history.
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Paul Kerr scored 15 goals in 51 league and cup appearances at The Den.
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Paul Kerr later claimed "I know that isn't the correct figure, I'll say no more on the subject".
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Paul Kerr settled in well, helping the Vale to win the TNT Tournament in pre-season.
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Paul Kerr scored twice in seven First Division games for Brian Little's "Foxes" before returning to Vale Park at the end of the season.
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Paul Kerr was released by Port Vale, having scored 20 goals in 84 appearances.
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Paul Kerr collapsed in front of O'Neill, and a subsequent medical examination showed he had spinal damage and needed to retire.
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Paul Kerr provided commentary on Middlesbrough games for BBC Radio Tees.