A biography for Stuart Dallashasn’t been written yet.
“In football, you have to change pretty quickly.”
“I have my kids myself and I know how much playing football and playing sport means to them.”
“When you play at international level, you come up against the best players in the world, so that has helped me massively.”
“My game is based a lot on getting up and down the pitch.”
“I cannot say I ever enjoyed working as a joiner, but it was a means to an end at the time.”
“I always wanted to better myself as a young lad growing up in Northern Ireland and kept believing that I could make it as a professional footballer.”
“It's always tough when you get beat.”
“Having come from where I have, it makes me appreciate everything that little bit more.”
“I don't have the words to describe what it would mean to us and the people of Northern Ireland to get to the World Cup.”
“It's obviously a huge honour to score your first goal for Northern Ireland and it's a special moment for me.”
“I didn't play to my potential under any manager until Marcelo came in. I really mean that.”
“I've got a good connection here in England, my kids were born here, they're Northern Irish but born in England.”
“I have become a better player and person under Marcelo.”
“The support I've received has meant the world to me and my family.”
“When a new manager comes in, you have to switch your attention to that.”
“Leeds are such a big club. You only have to look at the crowds we get every week, home and away.”
“I wanted to set an example to the younger lads coming through that you can't just pick and choose when you play for your country.”
“I've had a great career and I'll continue to have that.”