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Edward McDaniel (right-back) 1911-12
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Full-back
Edward McDaniel was one of a host of Irishmen signed for Leeds City
by Frank Scott-Walford during
his time in charge at Elland Road. He moved from Belfast Celtic in May 1911 but made just one appearance
for the Peacocks. A series of decent performances in Midland League football
for City saw him get his opportunity in place of Alec
Creighton, on 23 January 1912 when Leeds won 2-1 away to Grimsby Town.
The Yorkshire Post reported: 'McDaniel, who played at right-back,
cannot be described as a success. He had little to do in the first half,
but in the second he kicked weakly and was shaky under pressure. Possibly
a kick which he received early in this part of the game handicapped him.' McDaniel left City at the end of the
1911/12 season as new manager Herbert
Chapman began rebuilding the team and the Irishman never appeared
again in senior football. |