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Dave Clement
English footballer (1948-1982) · United Kingdom · On the map · Footballers · Died at 34
David Thomas Clement was an English professional footballer. Clement played as a right fullback who developed his career with Queens Park Rangers through the club's youth set-up. Clement signed professional terms in 1965 and made his first team debut in the 1966-67 season.
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A typical day, 30 days to 13 June 2026
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Terry Venables Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1969-1974- Stan Bowles Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1972-1979
- Don Givens Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1972-1978
Phil Parkes Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1970-1979
Gerry Francis Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1968-1979- Rodney Marsh Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1966-1972
- Ron Abbott Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1971-1979
- Ron Springett Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1967-1969
John Hollins Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1975-1979
Frank McLintock Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1973-1977- Les Allen Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1965-1969
- Don Masson Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1974-1977
- Allan Harris Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1967-1971
Barry Bridges Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1968-1970- David Webb Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1974-1977
- Paul Goddard Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1977-1979
- Don Rogers Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1974-1976
Frank Saul Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1970-1972
Jim Langley Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1965-1967
Peter Springett Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 1965-1967
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This season was a particularly memorable one for QPR, as they won the Third Division championship by a substantial margin of twelve points and also became the first ever Third Division club to win a major national trophy - the League Cup, defeating the First Division club West Bromwich Albion 3-2 at Wembley Stadium.
