- Paul Davies (footballer born 1960)
Infobox Football biography
playername = Paul Davies
fullname = Paul Andrew Davies
dateofbirth = birth date and age|1960|10|9
cityofbirth = flagicon|EnglandKidderminster
countryofbirth =England
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position = Striker
currentclub = Stourport Swifts
"(manager)"
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years =???-19831983-19991999-?
clubs = Cardiff CityTrowbrige TownS.C. HerculesKidderminster HarriersWorcester City
caps(goals) =00? 0(?)00? 0(?)00? 0(?)656 0(307)00? 0(?)
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pcupdate = 3 September 2007
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manageryears = 2007-present
managerclubs = Stourport SwiftsPaul Andrew "Ocker" Davies (born in
Kidderminster ,Worcestershire 9 October 1960 ) is a retired English association football player.He first played professional football for
Cardiff City before joiningTrowbridge Town F.C. and Dutch club S.C. Hercules (Enschede ) before signing for his home town sideKidderminster Harriers F.C. for £1,500 in 1983.A centre forward, Davies remained a free-scoring stalwart in various Harriers teams under long-serving Harriers' manager
Graham Allner throughout the eighties and into the nineties, courtesy of Allner's free flowing 4-3-3 'total football' strategy. League sides made various approaches to sign the centre forward (includingCardiff City F.C. , Walsall and Wolves) but Davies remained with the Conference side though 656 games, scoring 307 goals, and becoming the Conference all-time top goal-scorer.With fellow strikers
Kim Casey andMick Tuohy , Davies had arguably his best spell in 1985-1987 when the Harriers scored 99 goals in one season, with Davies scoring both goals in Kidderminster's 2-1FA Trophy Final success againstBurton Albion . 1986-87 then saw Davies joint-top scorer in the Conference with 26 goals.He finally left Harriers in 1999 to join Graham Allner as assistant at
Worcester City .In 2004 Paul Davies was voted by fans the Harriers "cult hero" on
BBC TV 's "Football Focus " weekly mobile phone vote.Paul Davies is currently manager of Southern League Division One (Midlands) side
Stourport Swifts F.C.
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