The Jimmy Hagan Story

by Roger Barnard

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Jimmy Hagan is Sheffield United's best ever player, an inside forward who starred for the club - and for England - in the 1940s and 1950s before going on to success as a manager in both England and Portugal. Hagan was one of the stars of his day and appeared in star-studded England line-ups alongside the likes of Stanley Matthews and Tom Finney.… (more)

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Bramall Lane

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK

Washington, Tyne and Wear, England, UK

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Jimmy Hagan is Sheffield United's best ever player, an inside forward who starred for the club - and for England - in the 1940s and 1950s before going on to success as a manager in both England and Portugal. Hagan was one of the stars of his day and appeared in star-studded England line-ups alongside the likes of Stanley Matthews and Tom Finney.

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