| Jim Scullion | |
| Appointed Manager: | August 1936 |
| Departed: | May 1937 |
| First game in charge: | 28th August 1936 v Chester Reserves home L 1-3 |
| Last game in charge: | 8th May 1937 v Ashton National (M/cr Shield Final) away L 1-3 |
| Games in charge: | Played 49 Won 13 Drawn 15 Lost 21 |
| Honours with Mossley | Manchester FA Shield Runners up: 1936/37 |
Clubs as Player: |
Carluke Rovers |
| Previous Clubs as Manager | none |
| Later Clubs as Manager | unknown |
Born in Holytown, Lanarkshire on 4th August 1900, James Scullion was a former Carluke Rovers, Bury, King's Park, Workington, Fulham (1-0), Lytham, Crewe Alexandra (73-41), Wigan Borough (27-11) and Stockport County (33-10), inside forward who made 60 Mossley appearances scoring 45 goals in two seasons with the club between 1932 and 1934. Scullion then had spells with Stalybridge Celtic, Hurst, Buxton, Darwen, Bacup Borough and Droylsden before he returned to Mossley as team manager in August 1936. He saw his Mossley charges endure a difficult season finishing in 17th place in the League and losing to Ashton National in the final of the Manchester FA Challenge Shield. Jim Scullion died in 1981.
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