Delroy Facey Take A Bow Son

Last updated : 08 February 2011 By Neil Hobbs

Captain fantastic Delroy Facey is showing the sort of leadership qualities the Imps need from a Captain,  contributing goals and words of encouragement for his young team mates. His time at Notts County, WBA, Huddersfield as well as a spell in the Premiership with Bolton Wanderers showed he had the pedigree but it was only the responsibility of being Captain that changed him for the better.

 

Two in two Delboy and 5 wins in 5 under your leadership

Take a Bow son

 

The secret to every Cockney is the Delboy gene, so it no surprise to hear Steve Tilson agree with us. The Sincil savious BBC Lincolnshire: "Del's given the lads a lot of confidence and they listen to him. He also looks like he believes he's going to score more than he did five or six weeks ago, so fair play to him."

Isn't it nice having a gaffer that believes in you Delroy, lets Face it under Sutton no one would have wagered more than a tenner on you scoring in a brothel

Take A Bow DelroyTake a Bow son

 

Season 2010 - 11

Competition Apps
(as sub)
Goals Yellow
Cards
Red
Cards
League 16  (6) 3 0 0
FA Cup 1  (1) 1 0 0
League Cup 0  (1) 0 0 0
Mins on Pitch 1727 

Name:  Delroy Facey
Nationality:  Duel -
English/Grenada
Date of Birth:  
22/04/1980
Height: 6' 0" (183cm)
Weight: 12st 10lbs (80.81kg)
Previous  
Clubs: WBA, Wycombe, Burnley, Huddersfield, Oldham, Tranmere, Bradford City, Bolton, Gillingham, Lincoln City (loan), Rotherham, Notts County, Hull City
Position:  Striker


Youth career Huddersfield Town

Senior career


1996–2002  Huddersfield Town  75  (15)
2002–2004  Bolton Wanderers  10  (1)
2002  → Bradford City (loan)  6  (1)
2003  → Burnley (loan)  14  (5)
2004  West Bromwich Albion  9  (0)
2004–2005  Hull City  21  (4)
2005  → Huddersfield Town (loan)  4  (0)
2005  Oldham Athletic  9  (0)
2005–2006  Tranmere Rovers  37  (8)
2006–2007  Rotherham United  40  (10)
2007–2008  Gillingham  32  (3)
2008  → Wycombe Wanderers (loan)  6  (1)
2008–2010  Notts County  63  (11)
2009–2010  → Lincoln City (loan)  10  (1)
2010–  Lincoln City  25  (4)