gordondaviesmoustache
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I’ve always thought he comes across well whenever I’ve heard him talk.
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Steve Daley - "There's not a day that goes by when I don't think about City"
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Dirty Harry
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Great stuff mate , seems like a really decent lad and to be fair he always has done, shit the way he was treated by some , despicable cunts.
bluwes
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Seen him on the after dinner circuit really funny guy, and like has been said above he loves City despite everything
Blue Theatre
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Steve Daley was a good player - one of my favourites during his brief spell ... but unfortunately the price tag was far too high ... and the press never let him (or us) forget it.
The press banging on endlessly about how much we paid for someone ? As though no other club spends money ?
Glad that doesn't happen these days.
The press banging on endlessly about how much we paid for someone ? As though no other club spends money ?
Glad that doesn't happen these days.
Postman Pep
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Good listen that. He only touched on it briefly but that madcap transfer policy of 1979 contributed both to his career and the club going into decline. Getting rid of Hartford, Channon, Watson, Owen and Barnes while expecting Steve and a few fairly expensive leftfield signings to fill the void was utter madness. Obviously the price tag weighed heavily but going into a settled side would have helped.
Like many remember feeling a bit sorry for Steve Daley at the time as it seemed the press just couldn't stop mentioning the price tag. We've certainly seen much more expensive and worse than Daley over the years though haven't we
John Bond didn't seem to rate him though Remember seeing him get sent off at Brighton in one of Bond's first games and one of , or maybe even his last game for Cury
John Bond didn't seem to rate him though Remember seeing him get sent off at Brighton in one of Bond's first games and one of , or maybe even his last game for Cury
Cury? City obviously. Feeling a bit hungry but should at least spell it right!Like many remember feeling a bit sorry for Steve Daley at the time as it seemed the press just couldn't stop mentioning the price tag. We've certainly seen much more expensive and worse than Daley over the years though haven't we
John Bond didn't seem to rate him though Remember seeing him get sent off at Brighton in one of Bond's first games and one of , or maybe even his last game for Cury
I saw that too, I also remember it kicking off between the fans at one point.I saw him score at Bolton. There, that's my Steve Daley related claim to fame.
blue b4 the moon
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Seemed to be one of the first cases of media narrative against us.
He wasn't worth what Swales paid for him but, similar to Balo he was never going to be allowed to be a success.
I've particularly used a comparison to Balo as with the right press he could have been GOAT with us...imagine if he'd been a a red shirt club. now I'm not saying Steve was anything like good enough for that but he never had a chance here.
He wasn't worth what Swales paid for him but, similar to Balo he was never going to be allowed to be a success.
I've particularly used a comparison to Balo as with the right press he could have been GOAT with us...imagine if he'd been a a red shirt club. now I'm not saying Steve was anything like good enough for that but he never had a chance here.