Peter Lorimer was widely regarded as having one of the hardest shots in football which earned him the nicknames HotShot, Lash and Thunderboots. After making his Leeds United debut at just 15 years and 289 days in September 1962 - another club record - he would go on to score 238 goals for the club in two spells. He played a huge part during the club's most successful period in its history and was voted ninth in an official list of the club's 100 greatest players. These photos, a mix from the YEP archive, Getty, and others published courtesy of Varley Picture Agency, are sure to evoke happy memories for a generation of fans who enjoyed watching him in action during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. READ MORE: Billy Bremner - 12 memories of a Leeds United icon | Allan Clarke - 8 memories of a Leeds United legend LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. 1970s
Lorimer in action at Elland Road. But who are the opposition? | other Photo: Varley Picture Agency
8. 1970s
Peter Lorimer and Frank Worthington tussle for the ball. | other Photo: Varley Picture Agency
9. 1970s
A Peter Lorimer fires a free kick towards goal. Do you recognize the opposition? | other Photo: Varley Picture Agency
10. 1970s
Peter Lorimer (6th left) has a goal disallowed in the 62nd minute of the European Cup Final against Bayern Munich in May 1975 when Billy Bremner was adjudged to be offside. | Getty Photo: Getty
11. 1970s
Lorimer in action against Coventry City at Highfield Road in September 1978. The game finished goalless. | other Photo: Varley Picture Agency
12. 1980s
Peter Lorimer celebrates scoring against Charlton Athletic at Elland Road in February 1985. | other Photo: Varley Picture Agency