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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 a player, he was a midfielder who notably played in the Premier League for Southampton , Sheffield Wednesday and Ipswich Town .
After nearly four seasons, Royle left the club and in June 2006, Sheepshanks appointed former Ipswich player Jim Magilton as the manager of the team. [3] Magilton was sacked nearly three years later after failing to lead the club to either play-offs or promotion. [4]
Jim Magilton was appointed in June 2023 as McLaughlin's successor. On 4 May 2024 Magilton ended the 45-year wait to lift the Irish Cup beating Linfield 3-1 AET at the National Stadium. Ronan Hale scoring a brace in extra time and his brother and captain Rory picking up the man of the match award.
Jim Magilton was appointed Ipswich Town manager in June 2006. The 2006–07 season was a transitional season for Ipswich Town. Joe Royle left his position as manager and was replaced by Jim Magilton on 5 June 2006, who was making the move from player to manager. Magilton continued to be registered as a player at the club although he would only ...
Ipswich Town had an average season in the Championship, finishing in ninth place, eight points away from the playoffs. Manager Jim Magilton was sacked in April after three seasons in charge of Ipswich and was replaced by former Sunderland boss Roy Keane.
Jim Magilton: 2006–2008 Jason de Vos: 2008–2009 Richard Naylor: 2009 Gareth McAuley: 2009–2010 Alex Bruce: 2010 Jonathan Walters: 2010–2011 David Norris: 2011–2012 Grant Leadbitter: 2012–2014 Carlos Edwards: 2014–2021 Luke Chambers: 2021 Lee Evans: 2021– Sam Morsy
Joe Royle resigned by mutual consent on 11 May 2006, [49] and a month later, Jim Magilton was officially announced as the new manager. [50] In November 2007, the club were involved in takeover discussions with both businessman Marcus Evans and former Birmingham City director David Sullivan.
Jim Magilton: Northern Ireland 3 June 2009: 16 December 2009: 227 days 24 9 8 7 37.5 – [36] Paul Hart: England 17 December 2009: 15 January 2010: 29 days 5 1 2 2 20.0 – [37] Mick Harford: England 15 January 2010: 2 March 2010: 46 days 7 1 0 6 14.3 – [32] Neil Warnock: England 2 March 2010: 8 January 2012: 1 year, 312 days 84 33 27 24 39.2