About Me

Kevin Horlock started his career as a trainee with West Ham United and moved to Swindon Town in 1993.

Over the next few seasons he made his name as a versatile midfielder capable of playing on the left or in the centre, or at left back, so much so that in January 1997, Frank Clarke made Kevin one of his first signings as manager of Manchester City for a transfer fee reported as being £1.5 million.

Kevin spent 6 years at Manchester City making 232 appearances scoring 44 goals during which he made 32 international appearances for Northern Ireland.

In 2003 West Ham paid £300,000 for his services and after a brief spell in the capital Kevin went on to play for Ipswich Town, Doncaster Rovers and finally Scunthorpe United, before bringing down on his 18 year professional career and signing for his local Ridgeons Premier side Needham Market as player/assistant manager in August 2008

Career Timeline

Years	Club	App	Goals
1991-1992	West Ham United	0	0
1992-1997	Swindon Town	164	26
1997-2003	Manchester City	206	44
2003-2004	West Ham United	27	1
2004-2006	Ipswich Town	58	0
2006	Doncaster Rovers (loan)	13	0
2006-2008	Doncaster Rovers	2	1
2008	Scunthorpe United	0	0
2008 - Present	Needham Market	45	3

International Career

1995 - 2002

Northern Ireland