517 David Lill

Biography

Striker David Lill grew up in the Holderness coastal village of Aldborough and was captured by City’s apprenticeship scheme as a 16 year old, turning professional at 18 in 1965. Over seven seasons he made just 18 first team appearances, such was the consistency and longevity of the strikers that were selected ahead of him – Messrs Ken Wagstaff and Chris Chilton.

Lill joined Rotherham United in October 1969 and was a more regular starter for two seasons. He switched League new-boys Cambridge United in 1971 and in five seasons he played over 170 times and scored 22 league goals. He joined King’s Lynn FC in July 1976 and spent two seasons with the Norfolk club before joining Cambridge City in August 1978. Lill scored 29 goals in 211 appearances for Cambridge City before his career drew to a close in May 1982 (thanks to Clive Hillier for this information).

Details

Nationality: England
Date/Place of Birth: 17 February 1947, Aldborough
Hull City First Game: 15 April 1967, Bolton Wanderers H (Division Two), 20 years, 57 days old
Hull City Final Game: 27 September 1969, Charlton Athletic H (Division Two), 22 years, 222 days old

Clubs

Hull City (1963-1969). Rotherham United (1969-1971), Cambridge United (1971-1976), King’s Lynn (1976-1978), Cambridge City (1978-1982)

Hull City Record

Career: 18 apps, 2 goals

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