Our Legend Peter Kitchen Mini-Flag.
Peter Kitchen was a forward who made his name at Doncaster Rovers in the early 1970s. He joined the club as a teenager in 1970 and quickly became a fans’ favourite for his sharp finishing and intelligent movement. Over six years at Belle Vue, Kitchen built a reputation as one of the most prolific strikers in the lower leagues, scoring more than 90 goals in just under 200 appearances. He stood out for his ability to score all types of goals – from poacher’s finishes to long-range efforts – and became the focal point of Doncaster’s attack during a difficult period for the club in the Fourth Division. His form inevitably attracted attention, and in 1977 he left Rovers for Leyton Orient, where he continued his career at a higher level.
In short: Kitchen’s spell at Doncaster Rovers is remembered as the platform where he developed into a clinical striker and one of the club’s most admired players of that era.
Our Legend Peter Kitchen Mini-Flag.
Peter Kitchen was a forward who made his name at Doncaster Rovers in the early 1970s. He joined the club as a teenager in 1970 and quickly became a fans’ favourite for his sharp finishing and intelligent movement. Over six years at Belle Vue, Kitchen built a reputation as one of the most prolific strikers in the lower leagues, scoring more than 90 goals in just under 200 appearances. He stood out for his ability to score all types of goals – from poacher’s finishes to long-range efforts – and became the focal point of Doncaster’s attack during a difficult period for the club in the Fourth Division. His form inevitably attracted attention, and in 1977 he left Rovers for Leyton Orient, where he continued his career at a higher level.
In short: Kitchen’s spell at Doncaster Rovers is remembered as the platform where he developed into a clinical striker and one of the club’s most admired players of that era.
