Daniel Talbot

Daniel Talbot

Born 30 January 1984 (Age 16 at debut)

Position: Midfielder

(Diamonds player #138)

Total appearances 34 – 2 goals

(23 League, 3 League Cup, 3 League Trophy, 2 Hillier Senior Cup, 2 Maunsell Cup, 1 Conference Shield)

Debut:

24 October 2000 (Home Stevenage Borough)

Final game:

17 January 2004 (Away Plymouth Argyle)

Daniel is the son of former manager Brian Talbot and started his career in Arsenal youth set up. He was brought to Nene Park on 5 July 2000 and became an important member of the youth side, with set pieces as his main attribute. He got an opportunity to play in the first team when he came on as substitute in he Nationwide Trophy game against Stevenage and thus became the youngest player to make an appearance for Rushden & Diamonds. The following season, he was allocated a squad number despite still being part of the youth team and made three League appearances. The following two seasons saw him mainly on the bench, although he did start four games in our only season in Division 2. Following his fathers departure, he fell out of favour and went on loan to Stevenage Borough in March 2004. Despite having a contract until the end of the 2004/05 season, he left by mutual consent on 17 February 2005.

Daniel Talbot

He joined Potters Bar Town where he enjoyed two seasons, becoming player of the year in his first season. In the summer of 2007, he joined Chesham United and remained with the Southern League Division One Midlands side for over five years and becoming club captain. He scored 23 goals in over 160 appearances before joining Southern League Premier side Hemel Hempstead Town on 1 November 2012.  He scored once in 28 appearances, and signed for a further year with the Tudors in late May 2013. He then played again for Chesham as well as Dunstable Town before taking up a joint-management role at Chesham in March 2017. After a short spell in that role he became European Scout for Fulham, although he also signed on the books of Hitchin Town.

Appearances

2000/2001

NWT2

24.10.00

Stevenage Boro H)

as sub

NWT3

19.12.00

Kingstonian (A)

as sub

HSCSF

21.2.01

Corby Town (A)

HSCF

10.4.01

Kettering Town (H)

2001/2002 – squad number 27

D3

11.8.01

York City (A)

LDV1

16.10.01

Cardiff City (A)

D3

3.11.01

Swansea City (A)

MCSF

6.11.01

Northampton Tn(H)

CS

13.11.01

Chester City (H)

as sub

1 goal

D3

24.11.01

Kidderminster (A)

as sub

MCF

12.12.01

Peterborough (H)

2002/2003 – squad number 19

D3

10.8.02

Swansea City (A)

D3

13.8.02

Torquay Utd (H)

D3

17.8.02

Kidderminster (H)

D3

24.8.02

Shrewsbury Tn (A)

D3

31.8.02

Cambridge Utd (A)

as sub

D3

21.9.02

Wrexham (H)

as sub

D3

28.9.02

Hartlepool Utd (A)

as sub

WC2

2.10.02

Coventry City (A)

D3

12.10.02

Exeter City (A)

as sub

D3

19.10.02

Bury (H)

LDV1

22.10.02

Cambridge Utd (A)

D3

29.10.02

Boston Utd (H)

as sub

D3

23.11.02

Lincoln City (A)

as sub

D3

18.1.03

Cambridge Utd (H)

as sub

D3

21.4.03

Macclesfield Tn(H)

as sub

2003/2004 – squad number 19

D2

27.9.03

Stockport Co (H)

as sub

D2

30.9.03

Brighton & HA (H)

as sub

D2

4.10.03

Barnsley (A)

LDV2

4.11.03

Luton Town (H)

as sub

D2

13.12.03

Bristol City (H)

1 goal

D2

20.12.03

Peterborough U(A)

D2

28.12.03

Wycombe Wdrs(A)

as sub

D2

17.1.04

Plymouth Arg (A)

as sub

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