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James Magilton (born 6 May 1969) is a
Northern Irish former professional football player and
current manager of NIFL
Premiership side Cliftonville. As...
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Royle resigned by
mutual consent on 11 May 2006, and a
month later, Jim
Magilton was
officially announced as the new manager. In
November 2007, the club...
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Albert Lewis Magilton (July 8, 1826 –December 28, 1875) was an
American colonel who
served the
Union during the
American Civil War who
commanded the 4th...
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appointed as player/caretaker
manager for a
second time. In June 2009 Jim
Magilton was
named as new
manager of QPR.
Despite leading QPR to a good
start to...
- Town on a two-year contract, the day
after the club had
dismissed Jim
Magilton. His
first game in
charge came the
following Sa****ay with a 3–0 away win...
- his
hometown club
Derry City. Jim
Magilton was
appointed in June 2023 as McLaughlin's successor. On 4 May 2024
Magilton ended the 45-year wait to lift the...
- campaign.
Stephen Robinson managed for the
first four
qualifying matches. Jim
Magilton managed for the
remainder of the
qualification campaign. Ian Baraclough...
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overall goals with 107. The most
capped player in
internationals is Jim
Magilton, with 18 caps for
Northern Ireland. The
largest amount of
money Oxford...
- goals,
including 19 in the FA
Premier League and five in each cup. Jim
Magilton made the most
appearances for the club
during the campaign,
playing in...
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Magilton, and a high
maintenance Harry Kewell all
contributed to the team
falling short on
multiple match day results. Late in the season,
Magilton would...
