Dani Laidley Wiki, Biography, Age, Parents, Ethnicity, Height, Net Worth, Career And More

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Dani Laidley Wiki:- Dani Laidley is a former Australian rules football coach and player. Laidley made her VFL debut for the West Coast Eagles against Richmond at Subiaco Oval in Round 1, 1987. Laidley was nicknamed as "The Junkyard Dog" for her commitment to the game and winning the ball as an aggressive half-back line player. Her career was severely hampered during the 1990 season when she underwent knee repair and struggled to reintegrate into the squad, missing West Coast's championship success in 1992.. In this article, we provide you with complete detail about Alexander Zverev age, biography, net worth, family, career, and many more.

Dani Laidley Wiki, Biography

Full Name	Dani Laidley
Nick Name	Dani
Date of Birth	27 March 1967
Current Age	54 years
Birth Place	Not Known
Profession	Football coach and Player
Marital Status	Not Known
Partner Name	Not Known
Height	6.0
Weight	74 kg
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Blone
Zodiac sign	Aries
Ethnicity	Not Known
Nationality	Austrialian
School Name	Not Known
College Name	Not Known
Qualifications	Not Known
Father Name	Not Known
Mother Name	Not Known
Children name	Not Known
Source Of Income	Football Player
Net Worth, Salary	$ 2 Million
Category	Biography

Dani Laidley Parents

When we talk about his parents, Nothing is found about his family and relationship. we are continually doing research, when we get any information we will update you. In this article, all information we covered is accurate and correct. To know about his career keep reading this article till the end.

Dani Laidley Career

Laidley made her VFL debut for the West Coast Eagles against Richmond at Subiaco Oval in Round 1, 1987. Laidley was nicknamed as "The Junkyard Dog" for her commitment to the game and winning the ball as an aggressive half-back line player. Her career was severely hampered during the 1990 season when she underwent knee repair and struggled to reintegrate into the squad, missing West Coast's championship success in 1992.