Playing career Dale Belford

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1 playing career

1.1 aston villa , sutton coldfield town
1.2 notts county, vs rugby , nuneaton borough
1.3 tamworth
1.4 second spell sutton coldfield town , tamworth
1.5 hinckley united , atherstone united
1.6 gresley rovers
1.7 return sutton coldfield town again
1.8 returning tamworth again
1.9 shepshed dynamo , coalville town
1.10 hinckley united , atherstone town





playing career
aston villa , sutton coldfield town

born in burton upon trent, staffordshire, belford started career apprentice aston villa before signing professional contract in july 1985, after failing secure first team slot, moved on sutton coldfield town in december 1986.


notts county, vs rugby , nuneaton borough

after few months club, belford moved on notts county in march 1987 , spells vs rugby , nuneaton borough follow.


tamworth

in october 1988, belford joined tamworth , set club record of 712 minutes without conceding goal in february , march 1989. part of fa vase winning team in 1989.


second spell sutton coldfield town , tamworth

belford moved on in july 1990 second spell sutton coldfield town. rest of 1990s, belford became travelled non-league goalkeeper. played tamworth (in second spell).


hinckley united , atherstone united

then signed hinckley united in july 1997 left hinckley in august 1998 due work commitments. moved on atherstone united, suffered potentially career-ending broken ankle while playing atherstone in april 1999. honoured in benefit game in august 1999. returned light training in october 1999, , in third game after injury, helped nuneaton sunday league side lancet win tribune cup in may 2000. returned play atherstone , @ end of 2001–01 season won 5 awards @ club s presentation night, including supporters , players player of year awards. in april 2002, given commemorative plate before first whistle of match against chippenham town mark 100th consecutive appearance atherstone, , named club s player of year in may 2002. atherstone went liquidation in 2003 , belford left join gresley rovers.


gresley rovers

belford joined gresley rovers in september 2003, , voted club s players player of year @ end of 2003–04 season. missed 4 months of 2004–05 season due injury suffered in october 2004. rejoined hinckley united on loan in february 2005 second spell cub.


return sutton coldfield town again

belford moved on steps of coaching role when rejoined sutton coldfield town in may 2005 player-goalkeeping coach.


returning tamworth again

at start of 2006–07 season, belford re-joined tamworth third spell occupying same role player-goalkeeping coach. , club captain adie smith took charge of first-team following departure of manager mark cooper , assistant- manager richard dryden in january 2007.


shepshed dynamo , coalville town

in 2007, belford followed former lambs assistant manager richard dryden northern premier league first division side shepshed dynamo, became oldest player make shepshed debut in february 2007. belford s stay @ shepshed dynamo short 1 him following former manager adam stevens midland football alliance side coalville town in june 2007.


hinckley united , atherstone town

dale re-joined hinckley united, in conference north, third spell in september 2007, occupying familiar role player/goalkeeping coach. belford joined former club atherstone town in july 2008 assistant-manager , resigned role in april 2009, after guiding them play-offs of southern league midland division.








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