Graham Daniels signed for Cardiff City as a 16-year-old in the 1970s and played most of his career for Cambridge United in what is now the Championship and what was then the Second Division. He played on the left wing and memorably scored against a Newcastle United team boasting the likes of Glenn Roeder and Kevin Keegan. Injury forced him out of the professional game in his mid-20s but he went on to manage non-league clubs Histon and Cambridge City and he retains his interest in the sport today as a non-executive director of Cambridge United. Today he is General Director of Christians in Sport. Adrian Barnard talked to Graham about his life and career and began by asking where he was born and raised?