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English football manager and secretary This article is about the English football secretary-manager. For the American financier, see Clement Melville Keys.

Clement Keys (1864 – 22 November 1937) was an English football secretary-manager for West Bromwich Albion from 1895 to 1896.

He was born in Derby, Derbyshire, and played amateur football for Albion as a goalie. He later became a chartered accountant, founding the firm Clement Keys & Sons. He was borough accountant for West Bromwich. He was also active as a Freemason; he was Master of the Dartmouth Lodge and Sandwell Lodge of Freemasons and was Assistant Standard-bearer of the United Grand Lodge of England. He died in Birmingham, aged 73.

References

England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915
Matthews, Tony (2005). The Who's Who of West Bromwich Albion. Breedon Books. p. 257. ISBN 1-85983-474-4.
1891 England Census
"Birmingham Accountant". Birmingham Daily Gazette. 25 November 1937. p. 7. Retrieved 25 July 2018.
"Late Mr. Clement Keys". Birmingham Daily Gazette. 27 November 1937. p. 5. Retrieved 25 July 2018.

External links

Clement Keys management career statistics at Soccerbase

v t e West Bromwich Albion F.C. – managers
Ford (1890–92) Jackson (1892–94) Stephenson (1894–95) Keys (1895–96) Heaven (1896–1902) Everiss (1902–48) J. Smith (1948–52) Carver (1952–53) Buckingham (1953–59) Clark (1959–61) Macaulay (1961–63) Hagan (1963–67) Ashman (1967–71) Howe (1971–75) Whitehouse (1975) Giles (1975–77) Allen (1977) Wile (1977–78) Atkinson (1978–81) Allen (1981–82) Wylie (1982–84) Giles (1984–85) Stiles (1985–86) Saunders (1986–87) Atkinson (1987–88) Talbot (1988–91) S. Pearson (1991) Gould (1991–92) Ardiles (1992–93) Burkinshaw (1993–94) Buckley (1994–97) Mann (1997) Harford (1997) Barker (1997) Trewick (1997) D. Smith (1997–99) Gorman & Regis (1999) Little (1999–2000) Evans & Regis (2000) Megson (2000–04) Burrows (2004) Robson (2004–06) N. Pearson (2006) Shakespeare (2006) Mowbray (2006–09) Di Matteo (2009–11) Appleton (2011) Hodgson (2011–12) Clarke (2012–13) Downing (2013–14) Mel (2014) Irvine (2014) Kelly (2014–15) Pulis (2015–17) Megson (2017) Pardew (2017–18) Moore (2018–19) Shan (2019) Bilić (2019–20) Allardyce (2020–21) Ismaël (2021–22) Bruce (2022) Beale (2022) Corberán (2022–) (c) = caretaker manager

West Bromwich Albion F.C. – managers

Ford (1890–92)
Jackson (1892–94)
Stephenson (1894–95)
Keys (1895–96)
Heaven (1896–1902)
Everiss (1902–48)
J. Smith (1948–52)
Carver (1952–53)
Buckingham (1953–59)
Clark (1959–61)
Macaulay (1961–63)
Hagan (1963–67)
Ashman (1967–71)
Howe (1971–75)
Whitehouse (1975)
Giles (1975–77)
Allen (1977)
Wile (1977–78)
Atkinson (1978–81)
Allen (1981–82)
Wylie (1982–84)
Giles (1984–85)
Stiles (1985–86)
Saunders (1986–87)
Atkinson (1987–88)
Talbot (1988–91)
S. Pearson (1991)
Gould (1991–92)
Ardiles (1992–93)
Burkinshaw (1993–94)
Buckley (1994–97)
Mann (1997)
Harford (1997)
Barker (1997)
Trewick (1997)
D. Smith (1997–99)
Gorman & Regis (1999)
Little (1999–2000)
Evans & Regis (2000)
Megson (2000–04)
Burrows (2004)
Robson (2004–06)
N. Pearson (2006)
Shakespeare (2006)
Mowbray (2006–09)
Di Matteo (2009–11)
Appleton (2011)
Hodgson (2011–12)
Clarke (2012–13)
Downing (2013–14)
Mel (2014)
Irvine (2014)
Kelly (2014–15)
Pulis (2015–17)
Megson (2017)
Pardew (2017–18)
Moore (2018–19)
Shan (2019)
Bilić (2019–20)
Allardyce (2020–21)
Ismaël (2021–22)
Bruce (2022)
Beale (2022)
Corberán (2022–)

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