Kettering Town

Smart siblings buck the trend

At 35, he accepts it’s time to plan for life outside of football but the former AFC Telford United and Altrincham striker insists he is not planning to hang up his boots just yet.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 April 2021

By Matthew Panter

FASHIONISTAS: Todd Perry, left, and Kyle, right, with their new clothing range

BROTHERS united Kyle and Todd Perry have swapped the football pitch for the catwalk during lockdown after after setting up their own fashion business.
Kyle, the much-travelled Kettering Town striker Kyle has linked up with older sibling Todd – a Non-League stalwart himself with the likes of Atherstone – to develop clothing company KyTo.
Kyle is one of the game’s big characters having previously starred in a rock band, acting, modelling and even in the wrestling ring!
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