Jimmy Montgomery
Footballer and coach with Sunderland
Born
October 9th, 1943
81 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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Played as a goalkeeper and spent the majority of a career at Sunderland, where he made over 400 appearances. Key contributions included helping the team secure the FA Cup in 1973, achieving a significant upset against Leeds United in the final. Transitioned into a coaching role after retirement, contributing to youth development within the sport and serving in various coaching capacities including with Sunderland’s youth teams. Received recognition in the football community for both his playing and coaching achievements.
Winning the FA Cup with Sunderland in 1973
Making over 400 appearances for Sunderland
Coaching youth teams at Sunderland
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