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Change: Player Pics]Born in the mining village of Croy Jimmy Quinn was the reluctant hero who went on to be an undisputed Celtic and football legend.The shy and unassuming son of a hard-working Irish family Quinn was   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1099)

Change: Quinn eventually signed provisonal forms with Celtic on New Year's Eve 1900 and became a full time player 13 days later.Maley's persuasive efforts were to be greatly rewarded time and time again over the next 15 years as Quinn became the most feared forward in the Scottish game. His   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1100)

Change: into the championship reckoning.Quinn's battered limbs finally failed him in 1915, when he retired with his place in the Celtic pantheon assured. He died in 1945, and Maley penned a fitting valedictory: "He was the keystone in the greatest team Celtic ever had."Links Player Pictures   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1064)

Change: playing junior football for local side Smithston Albion. Having already turned down the chance to sign for English side Sunderland as it was too far from his family home the gifted Quinn initially refused the offer to sign for the Bhoys.Used to the quiet life   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 667)

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