Gary Kelly played his entire professional career with Leeds United. He was at Elland Road for 16 years after first coming over from Home Farm 22 years ago in July 1991. His distinguished tour of duty featured 531 appearances for the Whites, making him the eighth highest-ever club appearance maker. He is sandwiched between fellow Irishman and Home Farm product Johnny Giles, in ninth place with 523 appearances and Eddie Gray, who played 561 times for the Whites. That Kelly managed that feat after coming to the club as an aspiring young striker, before being converted to a right-back of some repute, is tribute to his sheer professionalism and dedication and above all dependability. Enjoy these rarely-seen photos of a Leeds United one club wonder. READ MORE: Ian Harte - Memories of a Leeds United free kick specialist
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Gary Kelly lies injured during the Champions League match against Lazio in Rome's Stadio Olympico in December 2000. Leeds won 1-0. Photo: Getty
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Lazio's Fabrizio Ravanelli in conversation with Gary Kelly at full time of the Champions League Group D match at Elland Road in March 2001. Photo: Getty
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Gary Kelly presents a cheque - the proceeds of his charity game against Celtic - before the Premiership clash between Leeds United and Charlton Athletic at Elland Road in December 2002. Photo: Getty
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Gary Kelly celebrates scoring the opening goal from a clever free-kick during the FA Cup fifth round match against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in February 2003. Leeds won 2-1. Photo: Getty
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Ray Parlour tries shields the ball from Gary Kelly during the FA Barclaycard Premiership match at Highbury in May 2003. Leeds won 3-2. Photo: Getty
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Gary Kelly scores against Wigan Athletic during the FA Cup third round replay at Elland Road in January 2006. Photo: Getty