Kevin Lock

After leaving football in 1998, Lock entered the pub trade.

Lock began his coaching career in the Southend United youth system and remained with the club after the appointment of David Webb as manager in 1986. He followed Webb to Chelsea as first team coach in 1993 and then to Brentford later that year. Lock served the Bees as caretaker manager during the 1997–98 pre-season and managed the team to a 3–0 defeat versus Millwall on the opening day of the regular season. After the appointment of Eddie May as manager, he moved to the role of Football Coordinator and departed Griffin Park in May 1998. It was his final job in football.

Lock was capped by England at Youth and U23 level. He was named in the senior squad for a Euro 1976 qualifier versus Portugal on 19 November 1975, but remained an unused substitute during the 1–1 draw.

Lock began his career with First Division club West Ham United as a ground staff boy in 1969. He made his debut against Sheffield United on 29 February 1972. After the departure of Bobby Moore in 1974, he broke into the team and was given Moore's number 6 shirt. Lock was a part of the team which emerged victorious in the 1975 FA Cup Final and had made 165 appearances and scored two goals by the time he departed Upton Park in May 1978. He dropped down to the Second Division to join Fulham for a £60,000 fee and made 233 appearances and scored 27 goals in seven seasons at Craven Cottage. Lock ended his career with Fourth Division club Southend United, after being signed by manager Bobby Moore on a free transfer. He made 11 appearances for the club, alongside another former Hammer, Frank Lampard.

Kevin Lock (born 27 December 1953 in Plaistow, Essex) is an English former professional footballer who played as a central defender in the Football League, most notably for Fulham and West Ham United.