Promotions

Imagine you've got the number one Jimmy Hill themed website in the whole of the country, the world even, but you're sad. You're sad that more people haven't learned about the legend that is Jimmy Hill and his wife (called Sue). You need to do some promotion my friend. You need some Jimmy Hill stickers. You need a big event or road trip to go on. You need to document it here. Read on...

London trip 2002

Welcome to the JimmyHill.co.uk promotional tour to London 2002! We hit the big city of Londinium armed with our JimmyHill.co.uk stickers aiming to use them on some of the most well known landmarks in the country.

Now this is where all of you Jimmy fans out there come in, all you have to do is find a JimmyHill.co.uk sticker anywhere in the country and contact us here at Jimmy to claim your prize.

Anyway, its what we've all been waiting for, our photograph diary.

The Journey

First up, our pre-London bash at C4rge's which included some lovely snail-eating antics by Roadayo but, after some much needed lubrication we are on our way!

Londinium

We've hit the big city at last, and what a lovely view from our hotel room. But despite living in the lap of luxury we were still focused on the aim of our assignment - Promotion of the greatest website in the world!

Londinium from afar. We had our task and were sticking to it, literally in the case of the now legendary JimmyHill.co.uk stickers.

Sticker Campain

Jimmy took pride of place in this local phone box filled with other such advertisements.Big 'BP' was next on our hitlist, the queen said she was honoured to see us and was delighted to be of help in the national campain. She even promised to consider our calls for a Jimmy Hill bank holiday! Result......and yes it was hilarious.

Harrods

Now we all know about big Mohammed and his little corner shop in Chelsea so we paid the Fulham chairman a visit and discussed the merits of a flat back four as opposed to a continental sweeper system. In the end he agreed that Jimmy was the superior Fulham chairman due to his influential chin power and that is where we left it after a special one to one with Harrods security.

John Major Rules, OK?

Last but not least we passed Tony Blair outside Parliament, yet in our rush to find John Majors office we mistook the balding prime minister for another member of Harrods security and legged it onto the first train home.