Lewis Kidd came through at Celtic as a trainee, but his senior career was built elsewhere. He left Celtic in July 2014 for Queen of the South, a move that quickly gave him the regular football he needed.
That first season in Dumfries was his most productive in the league: 35 appearances and one goal in 2014-15. Across three seasons with Queen of the South, he made 66 league appearances and scored two league goals, making it the club most closely tied to his career.
There were spells with Falkirk, East Kilbride, Edinburgh City and Albion Rovers as his career moved on, but none carried the same weight as his time at Queen of the South. Kidd’s path was that of a Celtic trainee who found his football away from Glasgow and made his clearest mark in Dumfries.
