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  • Jimmy Hill

    John William Thomas Hill.

    Baltham,London his place of birth
    grammar school he showed his worth.
    Brentford then Fulham he played the game
    reform in football his real aim.

    In fifty seven chaired the PFA
    restricted earnings he did away.
    Twenty pounds maximum pittance money
    Jimmy called it complete boloney.

    In sixty one managed Coventry City
    leaves The Sky Blues sitting pretty.
    In sixty seven a broadcasting career
    opening up a new frontier.

    Front man then executive work
    nothing he would shirk.
    Success in everything he tried
    a great innovator identified.

    Jimmy with Sky Blue Rose Mcnulty-et cetera

    http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=jim ... de=overlay


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    Re: Jimmy Hill

    Saw him play fer Fulham at the "Lane" in the 50s. Unusual sight from that era, a footballer with a beard?

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    • #3
      Re: Jimmy Hill

      Originally posted by Dave Burgess View Post
      Saw him play fer Fulham at the "Lane" in the 50s. Unusual sight from that era, a footballer with a beard?
      did he stand out other than the beard

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      • #4
        Re: Jimmy Hill

        Old Jimmy had a chisel chin Dave, I think he used to have the beard to try and hide it, good bloke though !
        Bob (geordie) Watts

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        • #5
          Re: Jimmy Hill

          I've got a mate with a chisel chin like his,but she refuses to grow a beard to cover it,even though she could if she would just stop plucking it!

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          • #6
            Re: Jimmy Hill

            Originally posted by johnb View Post
            did he stand out other than the beard
            He was a decent defender John, what I would call a good club player.

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            • #7
              Re: Jimmy Hill

              Originally posted by Dave Burgess View Post
              He was a decent defender John, what I would call a good club player.
              he worked a miracle with coventry- I was living there at the time

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              • #8
                Re: Jimmy Hill

                Deffo John, he turned them into a fashionable top club. Been to Highfield Rd, a few times but not the new ground, sad to see their present plight on a par with the Blades I,m afraid. Ah well, once a fan, always a fan.

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