Jim McSherry

James 'Jim' McSherry (born 12 February 1952 in Glasgow) is a Scottish former football player and manager.

Football career

McSherry's footballing career started at Kilmarnock in 1970. A midfielder he made 118 appearances for the club scoring 8 goals. In 1975 he joined Ayr United where he made 190 appearance, scoring 10 goals. In 1982 he joined Berwick Rangers as player manager making 24 appearance and scoring 1 goal. After leaving Berwick Rangers in January 1983 he had a short spell with Stirling Albion before spending a season with Cypriot club Pezoporikos Larnaca. In 1984 he returned to Stirling Albion for another brief spell before retiring from the game.

Post-playing career

In 1989 McSherry returned to management as assistant to Jim Fleeting at Kilmarnock^[1] but left in 1992. McSherry worked as commercial manager for Kilmarnock. He now runs the Wee Windaes pub in Ayr.^[2]

References

↑ "Kilmarnock FC 1980's history". killiefc.com. 2011-01-14.
↑ "Jim McSherry recalls Hibs v Ayr United bath wars". Ayrshirepost.net. 2011-01-14.

External links

Jim McSherry, Neil Brown

Berwick Rangers F.C. – managers

Ancell (1950–52)
Thompson (1952–53)
Kerr (1953–54)
McLennan (1957–60)
McIntosh (1960–63)
Spence (1963–66)
Wallace (1966–69)
Melrose (1969–75)
Galbraith (1975)
Haig (1975–76)
D. Smith (1976–80)
Connor (1980–82)
McSherry (1982–83)
Tait (1983–87)
Thomson (1987–88)
Jefferies (1988–90)
Callachan (1990–92)
Crease (1992–94)
Hendrie (1994–96)
Ross (1996)
Thomson (1996–97)
P. Smith (1997–04)
Clark (2004–05)
Coughlin (2005–07)
Renwick (2007–08)
McGonigal (2008)
Crease (2008–11)
Little (2011–14)
Cameron (2014–15)
Coughlin (2015–)

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