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Jimmy Rolfe
Jimmy (James) Rolfe, (born 8 February 1932) is a former professional footballer. Predominantly an outside right, Rolfe was also known for his versatility which allowed him to play in many different positions for the likes of Liverpool, Chester City and Crewe Alexandra.
== Liverpool ==
Aged 15, Rolfe was spotted playing for adult side Eastham Athletic in the West Cheshire League by Liverpool Scout Keith Peters. Rolfe attended training and manager George Kay was impressed enough to pay a visit to Rolfe's home in the City Centre Tenements and sign him up.〔http://www.scottiepress.org/gallery/hocross.htm〕 Rolfe progressed well through the B and A teams and was picked regularly for the Liverpool County Youth Team which selected the best young players from Liverpool, Everton and other local clubs. Rolfe was part of the County team that reached the semi finals of the FA Youth Cup in 1950.
Rolfe's progress was halted at the age of 18 due to National Service. Whilst on duty in Germany, Rolfe spent his time as a PT Instructor and played for local side Munster 08. On passing out of the Army, Rolfe returned to Anfield and was signed as a full time professional by new manager Don Welsh. Rolfe became a regular in the Reserves but struggled to shift the likes of Billy Liddell, Albert Stubbins, Bob Paisley and Ronnie Moran from the First Team. The absence of modern day features of the game such as substitutes, the League Cup and squad rotation hindered his chances of breaking into the side and he left to join Chester City in 1953.
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