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Daniel Nardiello talks us through his football memories

First match? After my dad had retired, he took me to my first Coventry game when I was five or six with my uncle and my grandad. It was against Southampton and I think It was 2-2.
The thing that really stands out for me was being in a massive group of blokes, people screaming at the pitch and my dad getting me some chips at half-time. It was like a lads’ day out and although I already loved football, that really got me into it.
First hero? I loved Micky Quinn – he just scored goals and I used to argue with my dad that he...

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