Jimmy Greenhalgh

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Jimmy Greenhalgh
Personal information
Date of birth
Place of birth    England
Teams managed
1966-1968 Darlington


* Appearances (Goals)

Jimmy Greenhalgh was manager of the English Darlington Football Club from 1966-1968. He let Darlington legend and Quakers hall of fame man Ron Greener go on a free transfer in 1967.

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