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	Jimmy Sirrel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jimmy Sirrel (born February 2nd 1922 in Glasgow) is a former football player and subsequent manager most noted for his success as manager at Notts County.
		Sirrel joined Aldershot in 1954 as player and it was there that he began a career as a coach.
		Sirrel however announced that he would leave Notts County for Sheffield United and was appointed their new manager on October 21, 1975, replacing Ken Furphy whose contract had been terminated just 15 days earlier.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jimmy_Sirrel (1111 words)

	Notts County F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sirrel finally retired in 1987 bringing to a close one of the most successful and memorable periods in Notts County's history.
		When Jimmy Sirrel managed the team to three promotions from the 4th, 3rd and 2nd divisions over the periods 1970-1981, it was with the same chairman (Jack Dunnett), same captain (Don Masson) and same trainer (Jack Wheeler).
		It was sung by Magpies supporter and local entertainer Jimmy Willan and gained some national fame when Noel Edmonds named the song as the worst pop song of all time on his Radio One programme.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Notts_County_F.C. (2634 words)

	MSR World Sports Memorabilia
		Jimmy Sirrel arrived at Meadow Lane in 1969 and in three separate spells as manager led the magpies to promotion from division four all the way to the old first division.
		Thierry Henry is one of French football’s hottest properties and the prolific goalscorer is a crowd favourite at Highbury.
		Jimmy Sirrel is regarded as the greatest manager ever to have held the post at Notts County and Les Bradd was one of the Club’s greatest goalscorers from the same era of success.
	www.msrworld.co.uk /clients/memorbilia/memorbillia3.htm (673 words)

	this.is.anfield: Sacrifice.
		BRAVE former soccer boss Jimmy Sirrel had an even more agonising decision than Freddie Flintoff 22 years ago.
		Sirrel, now 84, kept the tragic news to himself until the match was over.
		Re: Jimmy Sirrel - Not many people could do what he did.
	evild.blogspot.com /2006/03/sacrifice.html (403 words)

	Reviews: Steak... Diana Ross
		Sirrel quickly lets an injured youngster know he is not in for an easy time: "They don't know what a bad ankle is. Jesus, when you can't get the bellbottom trousers on because it's the size of a f****** beach ball, that's a bad ankle."
		The undoubted star of the book is Notts County manager Jimmy Sirrel whose coaching methods and personal habits are strictly old school, even licking the tops of ketchup bottles in restaurants.
		During a prematch meal prior to a match at Huddersfield, he horrifies a waitress by licking the neck of a tomato ketchup bottle clean of its sauce — before replacing the top; this idiosyncrasy is repeated in hundreds of eateries up and down the country while the Notts' players muffled their giggles.
	www.parrswoodpress.com /reviews/steak.htm (4987 words)

	Notts County ex players Where are they now?
		Jimmy Logan - scorer of a hat-trick in the final of the 1894 FA Cup Final - Notts County's only major trophy when they beat Bolton 4-1 at Goodison Park.
		Jimmy was born in 1870 in Troon, Ayrshire.
		Jimmy signed for Sunderland and 1891-92 was the first time they had ever won the league Championship and Logan helped to contribute towards that success – albeit he made only two league appearances.
	www.exnottscountyplayers.co.uk /heroes.htm (1479 words)

	Notts on the box - The 1980's
		Jimmy Hill's introduction to this night's Match of the day, which included clips of the two incidents that led to Notts getting two penalties, turned up on the BBC’s "Match of the day - the 1970s" video.
		Jimmy Greavse (the ex Spurs and England legend now working for Central Sport) was St.John's regular guest via a Central studio link up, the popular pairing would now present ITV's football standalone lunchtime preview programme together under the new guise "Saint and Greavsie".
		In the week before the Spurs cup-ties, Notts had occupied a promotion a place, but having given their all against top flight opponents County were mentally drained for the long trek to Gillingham that followed, losing 4-0 Notts slipped to 6th and never recovered.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /carousel/nottsbox80s.html (4217 words)

	Notts County \| TICKETS \| Notts County Home Matches Ticket Prices Information
		The Derek Pavis and Jimmy Sirrel Stands will be open for home supporters, while the Kop Stand will also be open for away supporters.
		Payment is on the day, or tickets can be pre-purchased in advance from the Notts County Ticket Office.
		Jimmy Sirrel - Z Block - Unreserved Seating
	www.nottscountyfc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/HomeGames/0,,10426,00.html (499 words)

	Case for dismissal - [Sunday Herald]
		Sirrel’s response was designed to blow the questioner out of his Y-fronts.
		The trouble with Sirrel, however, was not the possibility that his reaction to insult was occasionally disprop- ortionate, nor was it the probability that he could rip you to pieces both on and off the pitch.
		It was the certainty that he was some way from being the prettiest picture in the art gallery!
	www.sundayherald.com /54602 (922 words)

	eBay.co.uk - jimmy, jimmy choo, jimmy choo shoes, CDs items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		JIMMY CHOO Bag *dimensions 36cm x 28cm x 12cm
		JIMMY PURSEY (SHAM 69) "ALIEN ORPHAN" 1982 LP EPC85235
		JIMMY CLIFF jimmy cliff TROJAN TRLS16 vinyl album
	search.ebay.co.uk /jimmy_W0QQfrtsZ200QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ19 (502 words)

	Tims 92- Notts County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Notts County is that they are Nottingham’s second, and smaller club, and the same goes for their ground, but that would be doing it a disservice as it really is a great ground, and quite big as well, having a capacity of just over 20,000.
		Its better than a lot of Championship grounds, even a couple of Premier League ones with two impressive side stands, with a nice, traditional looking gable on top of the Jimmy Sirrel Stand.
		The one end, the Kop Stand is huge and about twice the size of the opposite end, the Family Stand, which slightly lets the ground down, especially with a supporting pillar right in the middle of it.
	www.freewebs.com /tims92/057nottscounty.htm (218 words)

	Notts County FC Records
		This was also the first time the FA Cup had been won by a professional club outside of the North West or West Midlands.
		The highest finish in living memory was 15th in the top flight for two seasons running, the better points tally came in 1982/83.
		County have been crowned champions of the 2nd tier of English Football three times but not since 1922/23, they finished runners-up to gain promotion to the top flight during Jimmy Sirrel's 2nd spell as Manager in 1980/81.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /carousel/maggies05.html (1533 words)

	Barry Chuckle...forgive me if I'm wrong -Danny Baker's Internet Treehouse Message Board Archive
		Haven't been there since the days of mad Jimmy Sirrel and cinders on the terraces.
		Regarding J. Sirrell - he is revered at Meadow Lane.
		Chuckle - not disputing the hero-ness of the said Sirrel (having lived in the great city of Snottingham), but you must admit that no mirror was safe in his vicinity.
	www.mj0110199.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /Forum1/b-c/007196.html (705 words)

	Interview: Steak... Diana Ross
		The Fairham Comprehensive and Clifton All-Whites player had a trial for Everton, captained England under-19s and was seduced to Meadow Lane, if seduced is the word, by saturnine chairman Jack Dunnett MP and gnarled Glaswegian manager Jimmy Sirrel.
		Countless old team-mates were at the funeral, and there remains a bond among the men whose dressing room McVay entered almost 30 years ago.
		He ran into the treatment room and found himself a scalpel and was running out of the tunnel with it.
	www.parrswoodpress.com /interviews/steak.htm (1222 words)

	Notts County Club Profile
		The Sixties and early Seventies saw them bouncing around the lower two divisions until two spells under Jimmy Sirrel had them claw their way back up to Division One, where they briefly survived from 1981-84.
		As famous and less famous name managers came and went County have settled into a mostly Division Two (League One) team in the last decade, with a couple of relegations to Division Three (League Two) thrown in.
		Disabled toilets located in the Derek Pavis Stand, Jimmy Sirrel Stand and Family Stand.
	www.ciderspace.co.uk /ASP/opposition/notts_county.asp (2925 words)

	Notts County
		Good times again in 1970s under Jimmy Sirrel, with promotions and club returning to Div 1 in 1981/82 for first time in 56 years.
		This, in the vein of Gary Nelson's books about an ageing pro, is a sharply funny coming-of-age account, despite the distance of time since it was written - presumably with a hang-over.
		As well as long bouts of drinking around training, there's the toilet humour of certain team-mates and the dry, if sometimes incomprehensible, logic of one of football's "characters," manager Jimmy Sirrell (pictured left).
	www.btinternet.com /~duffnort/Notts.htm (1284 words)

	1981PromotionSeasonReviewSpecial
		Inspired by the appearance of Sir Jimmy at the last game of this season and dedicated to the greatest manager I have ever seen.
		Thank You Jimmy for all the great times.
		Other Manager's comments - you can tell how much Sir Jimmy was respected by his peers
	www.supernotts.com /1981PromotionSeasonReviewSpecial.htm (217 words)

	SuperNotts - The Home of Notts County Football Club History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		By the time I've finished he'll know a lot more"
		Sir Jimmy Sirrel, 1969 when he took over at Notts
		Just see the look in Sir Jimmy's eyes in the video
	www.supernotts.com (91 words)

	eBay - v xi, Men's Shoes, Men's Clothing items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		NIKE AIR JORDAN SPACE JAM XI IV VI V SB DUNK SZ 9.5
		NOTTS COUNTY V FOREST ALL STAR XI JIMMY SIRREL TEST !!!
		Nike Air Jordan V retro dmp laser 5 ds iii iv xi sz.8.5
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=v+xi&newu=1&krd=1 (800 words)

	Just FootBall and Soccer - Teams, Championships etc » Official History, Notts County, 1862-1995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Leaning heavily on stats, it gives details of every Notts County game known to have been played, from the club’s formation in 1862 until the end of the 1994-1995 season.
		The written history although competent concentrates mainly on the 1890’s and 1900’s when arguably the club was at its most sucessful, although every era is covered, so famous names such as Jimmy Logan, Albert Iremonger, Tommy Lawtonm, Jimmy Sirrel and Dean Yates are mentioned.
		Middlesbrough FC - Official Season Review 1995/96 [1996]
	www.justfootball.org.uk /2397 (403 words)

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