Lloyd-Weston,Daniel

Daniel Lloyd-Weston is a goalkeeper (17th August 1991 - 32 years old) who signed dual registration forms with Hereford FC and Worcester City.

Career
Lloyd-Weston joined Crewe as an eight-year-old before earning a trial with Liverpool and linking up with Stoke City's Academy.

After enjoying a stint with West Brom, he signed youth terms with Port Vale at the end of the 2007/08 season, signing a 1 year deal prior to the 2009/2010 season.

After leaving Port Vale, Daniel spent time with both Cheltenham Town and Greek side AEL Kallonis as reserve goalkeeper before seeing out the 2012/2013 season with Leek Town and Market Drayton Town.

After a season with Hereford United, Daniel rejoined Martin Foyle at Southport, although he struggled to break into the 1st team once Foyle had left the club and he ended the season at Newcastle Town

After a successful trial Daniel signed for Worcester City prior to the 2015/2016 season, making 5 appearances before leaving the club in October 2015.

Hereford United
Prior to the start of the 2013/2014 season, Martin Foyle (Daniel's former manager at Port Vale) signed the keeper to a 1 year contract to put pressure on Rhys Evans. Dan made his debut as a 2nd half substitute in the FA Cup tie away at Burton Albion and put in a solid display against the higher graded opposition, although the Bulls sadly lost 2-0. He made his league debut 2 days later in a home tie against Chester FC but was at fault for both goals in a 2-2 draw - this was put down to nerves, and Daniel increased with confidence as the season progressed and impressed many with his strong kicking and excellent reflexes. Towards the end of the season Daniel was called up to the England "C" squad and made his international debut against Jordan.

Hereford FC
On the 7th August 2015, Daniel signed dual-registration forms with the newly formed Hereford FC. The deal means that Daniel will be available for Hereford if 1st choice keeper Harvey Rivers is unavailable.