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David Peach (David Sidney Peach) was born on 21 January, 1951 in Bedford, England, is an English footballer (born 1951). Discover David Peach's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 73 years old?

Popular As David Sidney Peach
Occupation N/A
Age 73 years old
Zodiac Sign Aquarius
Born 21 January, 1951
Birthday 21 January
Birthplace Bedford, England
Nationality United Kingdom

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David Peach Height, Weight & Measurements

At 73 years old, David Peach height is 5ft 8in .

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David Peach Net Worth

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1951

David Sidney Peach (born 21 January 1951) is an English former professional footballer who played as a full-back.

1966

Peach played briefly as an associate schoolboy for Chelsea, before moving to Gillingham as an apprentice in May 1966, turning pro in February 1969.

1969

In 1969, he turned professional at Gillingham.

1972

In 1972, he was sent off in successive seasons in matches at Hartlepool United, a coincidence in an era when sendings-off were still very uncommon.

1973

Peach was named in the 1973–74 Fourth Division PFA Team of the Year.

1974

Peach spent five years at the club, before moving to Southampton in 1974.

During his time at Southampton, he won the FA Cup.

He was rated the best player in the Fourth Division and came to the attention of Lawrie McMenemy who made him his first signing for Southampton in January 1974, for a reported fee of £50,000.

He made his debut in a match that is memorable to Saints fans for all the wrong reasons as Southampton lost 7–0 away to Ipswich.

Peach soon settled into the team initially in midfield before becoming an attacking left-back and the club's regular penalty taker.

1976

He notably appeared for Southampton in the FA Cup final in 1976.

His first penalty was probably the most famous, as he scored the second goal against Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-final on 3 April 1976.

Peach played in the final against Manchester United as Southampton won 1–0.

He was named in the 1976–77 Second Division PFA Team of the Year.

1977

Peach was in the England squad on their tour of South America in June 1977, although he never played.

After retiring from league football, Peach turned out for several Hampshire non-league clubs, including a spell as player-manager at Wellworthy Athletic in Lymington and Lymington Town.

Initially "attached" to a fish business in Lymington that failed, Peach started working as a labourer whilst acquiring skills necessary to move into site-management.

Peach became assistant site-manager for A&B Homes in Southampton and later a site-manager with Miller Homes.

He has worked as a contracts manager for Hazely Developments in Winchester whilst continuing to live in Milford-on-Sea.

Southampton

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1979

Peach also played in the 1979 League Cup final, scoring the opening goal in a 3–2 loss to Nottingham Forest.

He and Nick Holmes are the only two players to have played in two cup finals for Southampton.

On 18 August 1979, he became the highest scoring full-back in the history of the Football League when he scored a penalty against Manchester United.

1980

He left to join Swindon Town in 1980 before joining Leyton Orient for a season in 1982.

He was transferred to Swindon Town for £150,000 (then Swindon's record signing) in March 1980.

Signed by Bobby Smith to replace Town legend John Trollope, circumstances were against Peach from the very moment he joined the club; his time at Swindon had the worst possible start – his debut coming in 6–2 defeat at Millwall.

That defeat, along with the size of the transfer fee, got Peach off to a terrible start with the fans – and he was never a popular player throughout his whole Town career.

1982

By March 1982, Swindon were in financial difficulties and Peach was released to Leyton Orient on a free transfer to reduce the club's wage bill, after a disappointing period at the County Ground.

In moving to Orient, he swapped a team heading for relegation to Division 4 for one heading for relegation from Division 2.

While at Orient, he became the first player to have played on every Football League ground.

He played several times for the England under-21 and 'B' teams.