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Jim Feeney 
Jim Feeney
Born: Belfast, Northern Ireland, 23/6/1921 Northern Ireland
Full Name: James McBurney Feeney
Position: Centre Half
Town debut: Norwich City 1-1 (A) Division 3 (South) 4/3/1950
Final Town game: Brighton & Hove Albion 0-3 (A) Division 3 (South) 28/9/1955
Died: Belfast, 17/3/1985

Club Appearance Record

  League Cup/
Play-offs		 Total Other
1st Team		 Reserves Youth/Third
  Season Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1949-50 12       12              
1950-51 44   2   46              
1951-52 40   6   46   1          
1952-53 30   1   31       16      
1953-54 44   7   51              
1954-55 39   2   41              
1955-56 5       5       29      
  Totals 214   18   232   1   45      

Career Appearance Record

Club Date Signed Date Left Fee League Cup/
Play-offs		 Total
  Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Linfield 1941-42 1945-46 - - - - - - -
Swansea City December 1946 March 1950 - 88 0 - - - -
Ipswich Town March 1950 April 1956 £5,250 See Above

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Retired from the professional game after leaving Town in April 1956

Ralph 26-10-2011
 
Saw his son Warren and grandson Warren Jnr at Windsor Park last week. Warren came on as a sub in Serbia game. Now playing at Plymouth Argyle.

Ken Garrett. 06-09-2011
 
Loved him. I thought he played left back he was left footed if my memory is correct. basil acres (2)- neil myles (4) -dai rees (5) -john elsworthy (6). These fellows went to the game on the local bus walked through the players turnstyle ( portman rd ( churchmans end )). I now live in germany i still play amateur football. For the record my favourite players were bobby johnstone (6) wanted to sing opera scott duncan told him football or opera .. bobby went to canada to sing. I remember a game he was in along i believe with ray crawford one shot from bobby twds north stand hit the bar with such a force that i bet the bar is still vibrating. Players. ray crawford - worked his arse off every game. danny hegan - he should have gone a lot further he read the game so well. kevin beattie - brilliant. brian talbot - heart & soul. will add.

john moore ( hen) 09-06-2008
 
His grandson,Warren Feeney,plays for Luton.

Andy Button 17-04-2006
 
hes my granda, he died before i was born, but i was told he was an amazing player.

Kelly Feeney 12-04-2006
 
The signing of Jim Feeney and Sam McCrory from Swansea Town for a combined fee of £10,500 during the 1949/50 season set a then club transfer record.

Represented Northern Ireland at Full International and 'B' levels. Won two caps for Northern Ireland before joing Ipswich.

His son and grandson are also Internationals.

Coached at Ards.

Ralph 23-12-2002
 

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Jim Feeney

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