Another episode in our series "Legends of the 70s"This episode is with Peter Barnes. Peter Barnes began his career as an apprentice at Manchester City in July 1972 and turned professional two years later. He made his&nbsp;Football League&nbsp;debut in October 1974, aged 17. He scored in City's&nbsp;1976&nbsp;League Cup&nbsp;final victory and was named as&nbsp;PFA Young Player of the Year. He played in the&nbsp;UEFA Cup&nbsp;and unsuccessful&nbsp;First Division&nbsp;title campaigns, scoring 22 goals in 151 appearances in all competitions. He became&nbsp;West Bromwich Albion's&nbsp;record&nbsp;buy at £748,000 in July 1979 and spent two seasons at the club, scoring 25 goals in 92 matches.&nbsp;Leeds United&nbsp;broke their&nbsp;club record&nbsp;transfer&nbsp;when signing him for £750,000 plus £180,000 "tariffs" in 1981. The move proved to be a poor one and, after Leeds were&nbsp;relegated&nbsp;into the&nbsp;Second Division, he was bought by Spanish club&nbsp;Real Betis&nbsp;for £300,000. He made 16&nbsp;La Liga&nbsp;appearances, scoring one goal, before returning to Leeds United for the 1983–84 season.Barnes was signed by&nbsp;Coventry City&nbsp;for £

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