Hereford United A
right back, Feeley joined hometown club
Hereford United as an apprentice and made his first team debut in a
Fourth Division match versus
Bournemouth on 14 October 1978, at the age of just 17 years and 14 days. He became a regular pick throughout the rest of the
1978–79 season, making 25 appearances and even
captaining the club, the youngest player ever to do so. After signing a professional contract, he was again a first team regular during the
1979–80 season, making 29 appearances and scoring three goals. He enjoyed a good season with the club, which finished third and was the only club from the division to win promotion to the
Alliance Premier League. Feeley averaged 28 games per season in the Alliance Premier League for struggling Trowbridge, before departing Frome Road in January 1984.
Leicester City In a surprise move, Feeley signed for
First Division club
Leicester City in January 1984. He had to wait until 10 March to make his debut, which came with a baptism of fire against
Manchester United at
Old Trafford. He made two further appearances during what remained of the
1983–84 season. Knee injuries reduced his appearance-count over the next two seasons and he departed the club in June 1987, Though never fully fit during his two years at
Griffin Park, going out 4–0 to eventual winners
Liverpool.
Bury Feeley joined Third Division club
Bury in July 1989.
Northwich Victoria Feeley dropped back into
non-League football in 1991 to sign for
Conference club
Northwich Victoria. He celebrated promotion to the
Northern Premier League First Division as champions at the end of the 1993–94 season and remained with the club until 1996.
Highfield United Feeley had a spell with
Manchester League Premier Division club Highfield United in 1996.
Seedfield Sports Feeley joined Bolton Combination club Seedfield Sports during the 1996 off-season. He scored with a 30-yard strike to send the club through to the last 16 of the Lancashire Amateur Shield. == Managerial and coaching career ==