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Curtis
Davies |
Aston Villa FC
unused
2008 |
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Timeline |
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Curtis Eugene Davies |
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Birth |
Friday, 15 March 1985 in
Leytonstone, Essex [registered in Waltham Forest, June 1985]. |
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Source |
 Barry J. Hugman's PFA
Yearbook [2007] & |
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Playing Career |
Club(s) |
Davies started
his career with Wimbledon FC, as a trainee, at the age of 15. A year
later, he was released. He wrote to every club in the local area, Luton
Town FC responded first, two weeks before any other club, and a trial
was offered. During the trial, he scored two goals in three games and was
handed a scholarship. He made his full team debut in 2003. His performances were noted by West Bromwich Albion FC
and they eventually
signed him on 31 August 2005 for £3 million. Exactly two years
later, on 31 August 2007,
Davies signed for Aston Villa on a season long loan deal.
He signed a
permanent transfer on 3 July 2008 for £8 million.
Davies went on loan to Leicester City FC on 15
October 2010 for three months. Then on 28 January 2011, Davies signed for rivals, Birmingham City FC.
Signed for Hull
City AFC on 25 June 2013 and following
their relegation, Derby County FC signed Davies on 7 June
2017. Following his release at the end of the 2022-23 season, Davies
signed with Cheltenham Town FC on 27 June 2023. |
League History
558+34 appearances, 28 goals
four red cards |
Luton Town FC 2004-05
loan 54+two appearances, two goals
debut (division two): 17 January 2004 Luton Town FC 2
Stockport County FC 2.
West Bromwich Albion FC
2005-08 65 appearances, two goals
debut: 17 September 2005 Sunderland
AFC 1 West Bromwich Albion FC 1.
Aston Villa FC 2007-08 loan nine+three
appearances, one goal
2008-11 permanent 36+one appearances,
two goals
debut: (sub) 3 November 2007 Aston Villa FC 2 Derby County
FC 0.
Leicester City FC 2010 loan
twelve appearances
debut
(championship): 16 October 2010 Leicester City FC 1 Hull City AFC 1.
Birmingham City FC
2011-13 84+fiveappearances, eleven goals
debut:
5 March 2011 Birmingham City FC 1 West Bromwich Albion FC 3.
Hull City AFC 2013-17
120+three appearances, four goals
debut: 18 August 2013
Chelsea FC 2 Hull City AFC 0.
Derby County FC
2017-23 145+nineteen appearances, five goals
debut (championship): 4 August 2017
Sunderland AFC 1 Derby County FC 1.
Cheltenham Town FC
2023-24 35 appearances, one goal
debut (league one): 12 August 2023 Cheltenham Town
AFC 0 Bolton Wanderers FC 3 |
Club honours |
Football League
One winner
2004-05 (44 apps, 1ᵍ),
Championship fourth
place & play-off runners-up 2006-07 (32 apps), fourth place & play-off
semi-finalists 2011-12
(42, 5ᵍ), fourth place & play-off winners 2015-16 (39, 2ᵍ),
sixth place & play-off semi-finalists 2017-18 (46, 1ᵍ), sixth
place & play-off runners-up (5);
Peace Cup winner 2009;
FA Cup
runners-up 2013-14 (5, 3ᵍ); |
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Individual honours |
PFA League One Team of the
Year 2004-05,
PFA Championship Team of the Year 2006-07, 2011-12;
Hull City
AFC Player of the Season 2013-14;
FA Premier League of the
Month nominee August 2016; |
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Distinctions |
None |
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Height/Weight |
6' 2", 11st
14lb [2007], 12st 0lb [2020] |
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Source |
Barry J. Hugman's PFA
Yearbook [2007]. |
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England Career |
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Player number |
Did not appear for England. |
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Position(s) |
Defender |
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Individual honours |
England U21
(three appearances, 2006-07) |
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Distinctions |
None |
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Beyond England |
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Was a pundit on the cable channel Quest for their coverage of the Football
League during the 2018-19 season. |
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The Numbers |
| Squads |
unused |
| 2 |
1 |
Match History
Notes
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