Jeff King (football)

For the American football player, see Jeff King (American football).

Jeff King
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Canvey Island
Teams managed
1992–2006	Canvey Island
2006–2009	Chelmsford City
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Jeff King is a financier and association football manager.

Life and career

King, a former Canvey Island player, took over ownership at Canvey in 1992 and both managed and funded the club's progress through the divisions between 1992 and 2006, where he left them in the Football Conference.^[1]^[2]

In 2006, King announced that he was terminating his association with Canvey and instead took over at Isthmian League Premier Division club Chelmsford City.^[3] During his time at Chelmsford, King managed them to the 2007–08 Isthmian League Premier Division title. He then reached the Conference South play-off semi-final in the following season.

In May 2009, King took on a new role at Chelmsford City as Director of football, with his assistant Glenn Pennyfather taking control of first team affairs. He was also given a role on club's board of directors, with Pennyfather reporting directly to King.^[4]

References

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↑ Oliver, Pete (2006-04-10). "King to ease on Canvey investment". BBC Sport. Retrieved 2010-01-06.
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Chelmsford City F.C. – managers

B. Walker (1938)
Sliman (1938–39)
Warren (1939–45)
Rowe (1945–49)
Tresadern (1949–50)
Walsh (1951)
Burley (1951–54)
Grice (1955–59)
Ferrier (1959–63)
Frith (1963–65)
Harburn (1966)
Ferrier (1966–69)
G. Walker (1969–70)
Bumpstead (1970–74)
Prosser (1974–75)
Leivers (1975)
Kellard (1976–77)
Loughton (1977–78)
Hopkins (1978–79)
D. Walker (1979–80)
Harper (1980–81)
Loughton (1981–84)
O'Sullivan (1985–87)
Symes (1987–89)
Borg (1989–90)
O'Leary (1990–92)
O'Sullivan (1992–96)
Garvey / Watts (1996)
McDonough (1996)
Norman / Bellamy (1996–1998)
Bellamy (1996–2001)
Parker (2001–03)
Mosely (2003–04)
Boxall (2004–05)
Edwards (2005–06)
King (2006–09)
Pennyfather (2009–13)
Holdsworth (2013)
Brown (2013^c)
Hawkes (2013–2016)
Maher (2016^c–)

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