Who Is Neale Daniher? 10 Facts Including His Children Age, Family And Bio

Neale Daniher is a former Australian rules footballer who was previously associated with the Essendon Football Club. Later, he became the coach for Melbourne Football Club and also held a coaching position at Fremantle and West Coast. 

As of now, Neale Daniher is a prominent campaigner for medical research. He is the co-founder of FightNMD which supports people with motor neurone disease and also funds research to find a cure.

Until now, Neale has raised about $50 million for medical research to find a cure for the debilitating disease. 

Quick Facts: Who Is Neale Daniher? 10 Facts Including His Children Age, Family And Bio

Name Neale Daniher
Birthday February 15, 1961
Age 59
Gender Male
Height –
Nationality Australian
Profession Rules Football Coach, Campaigner
Married/Single Married
Wife Jan Daniher
Children Bec Daniher
Instagram @nealedaniher
Twitter @NealeDaniher
Facebook @nealedaniherFightMND

10 Facts About Neale Daniher

  1. Neale Daniher’s age is 59 years old as of January 2021. He was born on 15th February of 1961 in West Wyalong, New South Wales. 
  2. Former Australian rules football executive Neale Daniher is married to his wife, Jan Danihar. The couple has been married for a few years now. 
  3. Speaking of Neale Daniher‘s children, he has a daughter named Bec Danihar. Bec is married to her husband named Drew. 
  4. Neale Daniher was born as the third child in his family. He grew up along with three siblings: two elder brothers named Terrence John Daniher and Anthony Joseph Daniher, and a younger brother called Christopher James Daniher. 
  5. Neale Daniher’s nephew Joe Daniher is also an Australian Rules footballer, who currently plays for Brisbane Lions in the Australian Football League. 
  6. In 2014, it was revealed that Neale Daniher is diagnosed with motor neurone disease, which is currently incurable.
  7. Speaking of Neale Daniher’s education, he studied Emerging Technology at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University. Likewise, he attended St. Joseph Catholic School and graduated high school from Assumption College. 
  8. Neale Daniher and his three brothers made history when they became the first quartet brother to play for the same team in a single game. 
  9. After his playing career was over, Daniher took up a career in coaching and joined Fremantle Football Club as an assistant coach. 
  10. Recently, a new walkway that runs from William Barak bridge to the MCG was named Daniher’s Way in honor of the AFL star.
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