[8] He failed to hold down a regular place in the team, but still managed 20 goals in 42 appearances before departing Ashton Gate in May 1929.
[8] Blakemore and Bristol City teammate Jackie Foster signed for Third Division South club Brentford on 2 May 1929.
[3] He quickly established himself in the team, scoring 15 goals in 43 appearances during the 1929–30 season,[9] a campaign in which the Bees set a record of 21 home wins.
[3] At age 35, Blakemore was brought in by manager Ted Vizard to replace Third Division South club Swindon Town's record goalscorer Harry Morris in June 1933.
[5] Blakemore ended his career with a spell at Birmingham & District League club Brierley Hill Alliance.