After hanging up his boots, Daley briefly managed non-league Telford United and Bromsgrove Rovers, before quitting football to join the pub trade.
Telford United F.C. - existed under various names for a total of 132 years from its formation in 1872 until 2004
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He ended his playing career at non-league Wellington Town (latterly known as Telford United) as player-manager before retiring to run a sports shop in Wolverhampton.