Harvey Choun Lim (born 30 August 1967) is an English former professional footballer.
A goalkeeper, he was a youth player with Norwich City, but never played for the first team.[3] After spells at Plymouth Argyle (on loan), Kettering Town and Friska Viljor in Sweden, Lim signed for Gillingham in November 1989 as cover for Ron Hillyard.[4] He would go on to be named Player of the Year for 1990–91 and make over 100 first team appearances for the Kent side.[5] After a loan spell at his old side Kettering Town in the Conference, Gillingham released Lim in May 1993.[6]
Lim then signed for Sing Tao of the Hong Kong First Division, in a move facilitated by Mike Trusson, who had made the move from Gillingham to Sing Tao in 1991.[7][8] A serious neck injury sustained while playing in Hong Kong forced Lim to retire from football at just 27 years old.[9]
Lim held aspirations to play international football for China on the basis of his Fujian-born father, but was informed that he was not eligible upon moving to Hong Kong.[8]
He subsequently moved to Whistler, British Columbia and opened an art gallery and picture framing studio.[5]
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