David Steele

Player Details
Position	Midfielder
Date of Birth	8th December 1981
Previous Clubs	Bideford Willand Rovers
Kit Sponsor	Tivvy Fans FC
Boot Sponsor	Available

Player Statistics
Season	Start	Sub	Total	Goals
2000/01	1	1	2	0
2001/02	31	9	40	3
2002/03	23	12	35	2
2003/04	36	11	47	3
2004/05	25	7	32	3
2005/06	0	1	1	0
2010/11	38	7	45	1
2011/12	27	9	36	1
Total	181	57	238	13

Link to the players archive page

Biography

David progressed through the youth ranks at the highly-thought of Twyford Spartans, and his heritage always pointed towards a career with Tiverton Town. His father captained the club at Wembley in 1993; his grandfather managed the team in the 70s, and the family name is synonymous with the trials and tribulations around Ladysmead. It was in February 2001 that David fist made an appearance for Tivvy, and in those days he was used in a number of positions but never let the side down. That first spell at Ladysmead came to and end in January 2005 with the exception of two substitute appearances the following season, and David went off to play in the Western League for Bideford before switching to Willand Rovers.

As part of the major squad reshuffle Steele was brought back to Ladysmead in July 2010 and formed part of the new-look midfield under Chris Vinnicombe, and his finest moment since returning to the club was the crucial goal he scored at Taunton last season, a goal that secured victory over Tivvy’s fierce rivals. David’s appearance from the bench against Didcot in October 2012 was his 250th for Tiverton, and that alone is of massive credit to his own loyalty and ability.

R&M Wholesale

Latest League Position

Po	Team	Pl	Pts
14	Clevedon Town	36	41
15	Evesham United	36	41
16	Tiverton Town	36	40
17	Taunton Town	35	38
18	Mangotsfield United	35	37

2012-13 Full Table click here

Last seasons table click here

Matchday Flyer

A downloadable version of The latest Home match flyer is now available. Flyer The club would appreciate your support by printing off and displaying in any of your places of work, schools, community centres and any other public places.