Back where he began, the largely popular figure between the sticks who's saved a thousand defences
Experienced former Republic of Ireland international who joined the Baggies in January 2007, bringing his career full circle; he had originally been at the Hawthorns as a schoolboy quarter of a century earlier.
Having turned professional in 1991, he gained his spurs with York City and Bury, but it was at Charlton Athletic, whom he joined for a then-club record £1 million, that he really made his name, helping the Addicks gain promotion to the Premiership and keeping 19 clean sheets in the process.
Despite being born in Salford, the widely popular Kiely received international recognition from the Republic of Ireland, who gave him nine caps.
In 2008, he signed an extension on his original 18-month deal, to keep him at West Brom until the end of the 2008/09 season.