Northern Premier League

END OF AN ERA FOR ACE JINKY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2019

JAMES GREGORY celebrated making a historic 300th appearance for Sheffield FC – and then swiftly parted company with the club after almost a decade!
In a nine-year stay with the world’s oldest football club, the popular midfield stalwart made 310 appearances for the south Yorkshire side, while being named 2017/18 player of the year.
Last month, he was awarded with a plaque for becoming only the seventh player in the Club’s history to mass 300 appearances before then becoming the fifth most capped player of all-time at the weekend. But ‘following a lengthy conversation...

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