Prior to his football career he worked as an apprentice plater at the Horwich Locomotive Works.[6] For Everton he scored on his debut in March 1933.[6] During World War II he guested for Everton, Bolton Wanderers, and Rochdale.[6]
He was married, with one son and one grandson, both also called James.[6] After retirement he returned to the Horwich Locomotive Works, to work in the spring smithy section.[6] He also played professional crown green bowls, a sport he had played as an amateur during his football career.[6]
He died at his home on 26 November 1986 following a stroke, aged 74.[6]
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jimmy, cunliffe, james, nathaniel, cunliffe, july, 1912, november, 1986, english, footballer, played, inside, forward, personal, informationfull, namejames, nathaniel, cunliffe, date, birth, 1912, july, 1912place, birthblackrod, englanddate, death21, november,. James Nathaniel Cunliffe 5 July 1912 21 November 1986 was an English footballer who played as an inside forward Jimmy CunliffePersonal informationFull nameJames Nathaniel Cunliffe 1 Date of birth 1912 07 05 5 July 1912Place of birthBlackrod EnglandDate of death21 November 1986 1986 11 21 aged 74 Place of deathBolton EnglandHeight5 ft 10 in 1 78 m 2 Position s Inside forwardYouth careerHaslingdenAdlingtonSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1930 1946Everton174 73 Everton war guest Bolton Wanderers war guest Rochdale war guest 1946 1947Rochdale2 0 Total176 73 International career1936England1 0 Club domestic league appearances and goalsCareer editBorn in Blackrod Cunliffe played club football for Haslingden Adlington Everton and Rochdale 1 3 4 5 Prior to his football career he worked as an apprentice plater at the Horwich Locomotive Works 6 For Everton he scored on his debut in March 1933 6 During World War II he guested for Everton Bolton Wanderers and Rochdale 6 Cunliffe also earned one cap for the England national side on 9 May 1936 1 His cousin was Arthur Cunliffe also a footballer 1 He was married with one son and one grandson both also called James 6 After retirement he returned to the Horwich Locomotive Works to work in the spring smithy section 6 He also played professional crown green bowls a sport he had played as an amateur during his football career 6 He died at his home on 26 November 1986 following a stroke aged 74 6 References edit a b c d England Players Jimmy Nat Cunliffe www englandfootballonline com Everton Not stampeded Sunday Dispatch Football Guide London 23 August 1936 p iv via Newspapers com Gallery of Players Signed Between 1920 1939 The History of Everton Football Club Archived from the original on 7 March 2009 Retrieved 31 May 2009 http www neilbrown newcastlefans com rochdale rochdale html bare URL Jimmy Cunliffe at the English National Football Archive subscription required a b c d e f g Nat King of Goals and Bowls www toffeeweb com nbsp nbsp This biographical article related to association football in England about a forward born in the 1910s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jimmy Cunliffe amp oldid 1220027909, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
