Darren Byfield

Darren Byfield (born 29 September 1976 in Birmingham, West Midlands) is an English professional footballer of Jamaican descent currently playing for Millwall. He was signed by Millwall during pre-season of the 2006-07 season on a free transfer after he left Gillingham.

Perhaps the most consistent time of his career was spent at Walsall, where he scored a spectacular winning goal in their 2001 Play-off final victory against Reading.

He has also played for Aston Villa and Rotherham United.

His partner is the singer Jamelia, with whom he has a daughter named Tiani. To his embarrassment, she revealed on Soccer AM that his nickname is "Baby Boy".

He scored 14 goals in the 2005-2006 season for the Gills, one short of the target set by manager Ronnie Jepson. His contract ended at the end of the season, and on June 8 it was announced that he had rejected a deal to stay at Priestfield and joined rivals Millwall. ^[1]

In October 2006 the News of the World published a kiss and tell story alleging that Byfield had cheated on his partner with a girl named Jaclyn Evans. ^[2]. Jamelia later disputed the allegations.^[3]

External links

Profile at Soccerbase

Citations

[1] BBC Sport story
[2] Darren Byfield moves out of home with Jamelia after affair rumours
[3] Jamelia Sets The Cheating Rumours Straight

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