Jim McAnearney

Jim McAnearney
Personal information
Date of birth	(1935-03-20) 20 March 1935
Place of birth	Dundee, Scotland
Height	5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
Playing position	Inside Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1954–1959	Sheffield Wednesday	38	(10)
1959–1963	Plymouth Argyle	135	(34)
1963–1966	Watford	86	(19)
1966–1968	Bradford City	45	(5)
Teams managed
1968	Bradford City
1968–1973	Rotherham United
	Frickley Athletic
1981–1982	Scarborough
–	Hallam
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Jim McAnearney (born 20 March 1935) is a Scottish retired football player and manager. Born in Dundee, McAnearney played in England for Sheffield Wednesday, Plymouth Argyle, Watford and Bradford City, who he also briefly managed in 1968 with Tom Hallett. He later managed Rotherham United, Frickley Athletic, Scarborough and Hallam. He was also a coach with Wednesday and Leeds United.

His brother Tom was also a professional footballer and they played at Sheffield Wednesday together.

In 1979, McAnearney founded the firm P J McAnearney Machine Tools, in Neepsend, Sheffield. In 1999, he handed over control of the company to his son Paul.^[1]

References

↑ "About P J McAnearney Machine Tools". P J McAnearney Machine Tools. Retrieved 2 January 2009.

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Bradford City A.F.C. – managers

Campbell (1903–05)
O'Rourke (1905–21)
Menzies (1921–26)
Veitch (1926–28)
Foster^c (1928)
O'Rourke (1928–30)
Peart (1930–35)
Ray (1935–37)
Westgarth (1938–43)
Sharp (1943–46)
Barker (1946–47)
Milburn (1947–48)
Steele (1948–52)
A. Harrisⁱ (1952)
Powell (1952–55)
P. Jackson (1955–61)
Brocklebank (1961–64)
B. Harris (1965–66)
Watson (1966–67)
Hair (1967–68)
McAnearney & Hallett^c (1968)
Wheeler (1968–71)
Wilson^c (1971)
Edwards (1971–75)
Kennedy (1975–78)
Napier (1978)
Mulhall (1978–81)
McFarland (1981–82)
Cherry (1982–87)
Dolan (1987–89)
Yorath (1989–90)
Docherty (1990–91)
Stapleton (1991–94)
Lawrence (1994–95)
Kamara (1995–98)
Jewell (1998–2000)
Hutchings (2000)
McCall^c (2000)
Jefferies (2000–01)
Smith^c (2001)
Law (2002–03)
Atherton, Jacobs, Wetherall & Windass^c (2003)
Robson (2003–04)
Todd (2004–07)
Wetherall (2007)
McCall (2007–10)
Jacobs^c (2010)
Taylor (2010–11)
P. A. Jackson (2011)
Cooper^c (2011)
Parkinson (2011–)

(i) = interim manager; (c) = caretaker manager

Rotherham United F.C. – managers

Heald (1925–29)
Davies (1929–30)
Heald (1930–33)
Freeman (1934–52)
Smailes (1952–58)
Johnston (1958–62)
Williams (1962–65)
Mansell (1965–67)
Docherty (1967–68)
McAnearney (1968–73)
McGuigan (1973–79)
Porterfield (1979–81)
Hughes (1981–83)
Kerr (1983–85)
Hunter (1985–87)
Breckin (1987)
Cusack (1987–88)
McEwan (1988–91)
Henson (1991–94)
Gemmill & McGovern (1994–96)
Bergara (1996–97)
Moore (1997–2005)
Knill (2005)
Harford (2005)
Knill (2005–07)
Robins (2007–09)
Moore (2009–11)
Scott (2011–12)
Evans (2012–15)
Redfearn (2015–16)
Warnock (2016–)

Scarborough F.C. – managers

Boyle (1935–36)
Chapman (1945–46)
Hall (1946–47)
H. Taylor (1947–48)
F. Taylor (1948–50)
Bell (1950–53)
Halton (1953–54)
Robson (1954–57)
Higgins (1957–58)
Smailes (1959–61)
Brown (1961–64)
Franks (1964–65)
Myers (1965–66)
Shaw (1968–69)
Appleton (1969–73)
Houghton (1974–75)
Appleton (1975–81)
McAnearney (1981–82)
Cottam (1982–84)
Dunn (1984–86)
Warnock (1986–89)
Morris (1989)
McHale (1989–93)
Chambers (1993)
Wicks (1993–94)
Ayre (1994)
McHale (1994–96)
Cook (1996)
Wadsworth (1996–99)
Mountfield (1999)
McHale (1999)
Addison (1999–2000)
Thompson (2000–01)
McHale (2001)
Kerr (2001)
Slade (2001–04)
Henry (2004–05)
Redfearn (2005–06)
Patterson (2006–07)

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