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David Fry

David Paul Fry is a retired English professional football (soccer) goalkeeper. He began his career as an amateur at Weymouth before signing with Crystal Palace in 1977. Initially a backup goalkeeper, he became the first-choice in the 1982-83 season. In July 1983, he transferred to Gillingham and later played for Torquay United, marking a career spanning several clubs within English football.


January 1960: David Fry's Birth

David Paul Fry was born in Bournemouth in January 1960.

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January 1977: Signed for Crystal Palace

In January 1977, David Fry signed for Crystal Palace.

1982: Became First-Choice Goalkeeper

In the second half of the 1982–83 season, David Fry became the first-choice goalkeeper for Crystal Palace.

July 1983: Transferred to Gillingham

In July 1983, David Fry was transferred to Gillingham.

April 1991: Scored a Goal for Yeovil Town

In April 1991, David Fry scored with a wind assisted drop kick for Yeovil in a 7–2 win in a league game against Slough Town.