Phil 'Milton' Daley

Playing Career
Coaching Career

Coaching Career

Vital Statistics

Nickname(s): Milton
Born: Wednesday, 1st April, 1964
Current Age: 61 years and 362 days
Place Of Birth: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Honours & Awards

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The Ashes: 1988
World Cup: 1985/1988
State of Origin: 1987
City vs Country: 1988
City vs Country Firsts: 1986
NSWRL Premiership (NRL): 1987

Known Family Links

Father: Doug Daley

Biography

Tall prop, the son of Manly secretary Doug Daley, toured England and France with the 1986 Kangaroos (7 games, no Tests). The following year he took part in three State of Origin matches, including the match in Los Angeles, and was a member of Manly's winning grand final team. Phil Daley was sensationally sacked from the NSW team in 1988 when he secretly left camp to visit his pregnant wife. He went on to play in Tests against Great Britain and Papua New Guinea that year but the remainder of his career, including two years with the Gold Coast, were comparatively quiet. Daley returned to Manly in 1992 but retired without playing first grade again.

- ALAN WHITICKER

Coaching Career Statistics

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Club Career - UK			Games	W	L	D	Win %
UK Second Division		-	32	17	10	5	53.13%	List
English Career - By Year
Team	Season		Games	W	L	D	Win %
Hunslet	1982/83		32	17	10	5	53.13%	List
English Career - By Team
Team	Years		Games	W	L	D	Win %
Hunslet	1982		32	17	10	5	53.13%	List

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Contributions: Rugby League Tables, AJ Lucantonio, Andrew Ferguson, Greg Fiveash, Shawn Dollin, Paul Carter, Alan Katzmann, Steven Russo, Max Turner, Tim Costello, Jason Ganter, Bill Bates

Sources: David Middleton's Rugby League Yearbook (1987-88 to present)