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All Former Hutchie players currently playing senior football, please email us at hutchisonvale@gmail.com to help us keep informed any changes you might know of thank you.
EX-HUTCHISON VALE PLAYERS NOW WITH
SENIOR CLUBS AS IN MEMBERSHIP BOOK
[To the best of our knowledge UPDATED 5 August 2010,]
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Aberdeen
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Connor Devanny, Dean Carse,
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Alloa Athletic
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Brown Ferguson, Patrick Scullion
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Arbroath
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Paul Brownlie, Steven Rennie, ,
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Ayr United
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Kevin james,
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Berwick Rangers
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Ian Little,Paul Currie, Steven Radzynski,Alan Brazil,David Greenhill,
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Birmingham City
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Gary O'Connor,
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Blackpool
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Bournemouth
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Paul Telfer
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Brechin City
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Charlie King, Kevin McLeish, David White, ,Darren Smith, Brian Allison,
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| Briedablik [Iceland] |
Alfred Finnbogason |
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Bristol City
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Michael McIndoe
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Burnley
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Steven Caldwell,
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Celtic
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Cowdenbeath
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Mark Stevenson, Joseph Mbu,Craig Winter,
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Coventry
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Michael McIndoe
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Dumbarton
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****
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Dundee United
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Darren Dods, Danny Swanson,
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Dundee
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Eric Paton, Leigh 'Sparky' Griffiths, Nicky Riley,
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Dunfermline Athletic
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Greg Ross, Kevin Harper, Paul Willis. Aaron Scott, Gary Mason,Pat Clarke
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East Stirling
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Murray Brown,
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East Fife
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Craig Smart,
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Falkirk
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Michael Andrews, Lee Bullen, Euan Grant, Ryan Flynn
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| Forfar Athletic |
Kevin Fotheringham,Alastair Devine |
Genclerbirligi [Turkey]
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Michael Stewart, |
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Hamilton Academicals
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Chris Roxburgh,
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Heart of Midlothian
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Jonathan Brown, Gary Glen, Callum Elliot, Andrew Driver, Scott Robinson, Gary Locke [1st Team Coach]
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| Huddersfield Town |
Gary Naysmith, |
| Ipswich Town |
Sean Meikle |
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Hibernian
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John Hughes( manager), Ian Murray, Colin Nish, Derek Riordan, Paul Hanlon, Danny Galbraith
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Kilmarnock
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Alan Combe, Mark Burchill,
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Livingston
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Mark Torrance, Liam Fox, Paul Watson, Mark McNulty, Dean Cummings, Ross Brady,
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| Liverpool |
Daniel Wilson,
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Melbourne Victory
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Grant Brebner,
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Millwall
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Marc Laird
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Middlesbrough
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Kevin Thomson
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Montrose
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Steven Tweed [player Manager],Elliot Smith,
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Norwich City
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Morton
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Ryan Harding,
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Partick Thistle
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Liam Buchanan
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Oldham Athletic
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Plymouth Argyle
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Steven McLean
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Raith Rovers
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Brian Fairbairn, Joseph Dunbar, Allan Walker, Grant Murray,
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Ross County
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Stuart Malcolm,Steven Craig, Richard Brittain,Martin Scott,
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Rotherham United
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Gregor Robertson,
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Rangers
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Alan McGregor, Steven Whittikar, Kenny Miller, Michael Noble,
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Scunthorpe United
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Kenny Milne
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Sheffield United
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****
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| St Johnston |
Scott Gray |
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Stenhousemuir
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,Kevin Motion, Ian Thomson,
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Stirling Albion
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Stewart Devine, Scott Christie,
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| St Mirren |
Danny Lennon [Manager] |
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Shamrock Rovers
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Craig Sives
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Wigan Athletic
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Gary Caldwell,
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101 players above still playing Professional
All Former / retired players who have played senior football
We intend to do a profile on each player were and what they are doing now you just click on the players name this will be updated all the time as we receive information hope you enjoy
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Name
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Season
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Senior Club/s played for
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Aiken Neil
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90-91
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Stenhousemuir
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Aitchison Tam
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90-91
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Stenhousemuir
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Alexander Daniel
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Hibernian,
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Banks Allan
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90-91
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Meadowbank Thistle, Stenhousemuir, Cowdenbeath,
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Barrett Lee
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99-00
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Newcastle United,
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Baikie Eric
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49-52
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Aberdeen, Dunfermline, St Johnston,
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Beaton Lloyd
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90-91
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Hibernian,
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Bailey Doug
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Berwick Rangers,
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Bannerman Scott
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99-00
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Hibernian, Morton,
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Black Ian
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90-91
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Alloa Athletic
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Brown Chris
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Hibernian
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Brown Murray
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99-00
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West Bromwich Albion
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Buchanan Jason
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90-91
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Hibernian
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Burn Philip
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90-91
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Raith Rovers,
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Cameron Martin
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91-00
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Alloa Athletic,
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Christie Maxie
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90-91
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Heart of Midlothian, Meadowbank Thistle, Stenhousemuir, Alloa Athletic
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Christie Max
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99-00
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Stenhousemuir,
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Clark Andy
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99-00
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Raith Rovers
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Clark Pat
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Arbroath,
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Collins John
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90-91
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Hibernian,[Ex-Manager] Celtic, Everton, Monaco, Fulham,
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Cormack Peter
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90-91
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Meadowbank Thistle, Clydebank, Albion Rovers,
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Cormack Scott
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99-00
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Hibernian,
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Cunningham David
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99-00
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Newcastle United,
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Donaldson Greg
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90-91
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Heart of Midlothian,
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Dolan Pat
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Ex- Manager Cowdenbeath,
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Dunbar Joseph
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Cowdenbeath,
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Duncan Fraser
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99-00
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Ipswich Town
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Dunn Steve
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90-91
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Rangers
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Duthie Mark
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99-00
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Meadowbank Thistle, Ayr United,
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Donnelly Paul
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Dunfermline Athletic
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Elliot John
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99-00
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Dundee,
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Ewart Jamie
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99-00
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Hibernian,
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Farm George
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44-49
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Queen of the South,
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Fellenger David
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90-91
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Hibernian, Cowdenbeath,
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Fairbairn Jonathan
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St Johnston,
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Fotheringham Steven
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Brechin City,
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Gardner Scott
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90-91
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Heart of Midlothian,
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Godfrey Ross
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99-00
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Cowdenbeath,
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Gilfillan Ryan
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Inverness Caledonian Thistle
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Green Jimmy
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43-44
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Queen of the South, Dundee United Bournemouth,
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Hampshire Paul
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99-00
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Raith Rovers,
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Hampshire Steven
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99-00
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Chelsea
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Hope Dougie
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90-91
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East Fife
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Hardie Jason
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90-91
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Hamilton Academicals
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Hughes John
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99-00
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Hibernian [Manager] Celtic, Falkirk [plus Ex-Manager]
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Inglis John
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90-91
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St Johnston, Aberdeen, CSKA Sofia, Meadowbank Thistle
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Jordan Scott
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99-00
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Bristol City
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Kane Kevin
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99-00
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Stenhousemuir
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Kelly Ryan
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Arbroath Partick Thistle,
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Lawrie Andy
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99-00
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Falkirk
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Larter David
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90-91
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Montrose
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Lennon Danny
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90-91
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Hibernian, Ayr United, Gretna, [Manager Cowdenbeath now]
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Leavy Brian
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99-00
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Raith Rovers
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Locke Gary
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99-00
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Heart of Midlothian, Bradford, Kilmarnock
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Lindsey Paul
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99-00
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Hibernian
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Lynes Craig
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99-00
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East Stirling, Dumbarton, East Fife,
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MacFarlane Willie
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44-49
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Hibernian [also Manager] Morton, Raith Rovers,
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McKenzie Alan
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90-91
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Cowdenbeath,
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McLennan Gary
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90-91
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Berwick Rangers
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McLaren Ross
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90-91
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Swindon Town,
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McLeod Gordon
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90-91
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Dundee, Dundee United, Airdrionians
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McLeod Joe
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90-91
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Motherwell Dundee United Berwick Rangers
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McLaughlin Stuart
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99-00
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Hibernian St Mirren Cowdenbeath,
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May Eddie
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90-91
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Hibernian, Falkirk, [Ex-Manager Falkirk]
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McPherson Dean
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99-00
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Raith Rovers East Stirling,
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Martin John
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99-00
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East Fife, Hibernian
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Martin Craig
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90-91
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Heart of Midlothian
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McVicars Stuart
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90-91
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Dunfermline Athletic
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Morris Ian
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Cowdenbeath
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Muir Derek
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99-00
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Shelbourne
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Neilson Derek
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90-91
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Berwick Rangers
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Neil Martin
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99-00
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Berwick Rangers
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Miller Greg
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99-00
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Clydebank Hibernian
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O’Donnell Steven
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99-00
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Heart of Midlothian
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O’Sullivan Liam
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99-00
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Hibernian
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Porteous Stuart
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99-00
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Manchester City
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Paton Don
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99-00
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Hibernian
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Preston Allan
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90-91
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Dundee united, Heart of Midlothian, St Johnston Livingston [Ex-Manager]
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Rafferty Kenny
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99-00
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Berwick Rangers
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Reid Christopher
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90-91
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Hibernian Stirling Albion Hamilton Academicals
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Renwick Michael
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99-00
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Hibernian Stenhousemuir, Berwick Rangers[Manager]Herriot Watt [Manager]
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Rennie David
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90-91
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Bristol City, Leicester City
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Robertson Malcolm
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99-00
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Cowdenbeath
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Rynes Steven
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Hibernian Forfar Athletic
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Riley Paul
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Hibernian Brechin City
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Small Hugh
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44-49
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Heart of Midlothian
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Strang Shaun
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90-91
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Dunfermline Athletic
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Thomson Scott
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90-91
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Dundee United Airdrionians
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Valentine Craig
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99-00
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Airdrionians
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Watt Dave
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99-00
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East Stirling
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Watters Neil
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90-91
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Dunfermline Athletic
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Weir Mickey
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Hibernian Motherwell
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White Dave
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99-00
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Motherwell
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Wilson Terry
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90-91
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Nottingham Forest
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Wright George
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90-91
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Heart of Midlothian
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Wright Tommy
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90-91
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Leicester City Leeds United
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Yardley Mark
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Cowdenbeath St Mirren Albion Rovers
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Younger Tommy
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44-49
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Hibernian Liverpool [also S.F.A. President]
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96 players more to follow
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Introducing: Danny Galbraith the story so far
Born: Galashiels, Scotland, 19 August 1990
Position: Winger
Strengths: I play on the wing so I’m quick and I like to take players on. I’m quite strong as well and I try to work hard for the team.
Ways I can improve: No player is perfect. I’m no different, so I always look to develop. You can always improve on all aspects of your game. If I had to pick one, it’d be my right foot. In training I try to use it more or I’ll stay behind after training to work on it.
A player at the club I admire: I look to Ronaldo and Giggs because they play in my position. Giggs plays with his head a bit more now. When he was younger he was unbelievably quick and was always taking players on, now he’s more intelligent with his game. His movement and positioning is excellent, he makes it look so easy. Ronaldo is like Giggs was when he was young, always looking to go past people, never afraid to take players on. I like that and even through they're both different players, I try to learn from them.
Life at United: I signed from Hearts at the start of the season and it’s been unbelievable. It’s everything I expected of such a big club. As soon as I knew United were interested in me I was never interested in another club. I didn't give it any thought. I’ve been a lifelong a supporter. My dad is, so I’ve grown up with United. The facilities are like no other club’s. But, even the people… everybody makes you feel welcome. The manager knows everyone’s name and you’re treated so well. The history of the club is about giving young players a chance. You don’t get that at some other top clubs.
I first got spotted: It was playing for my local team hutchison vale in Scotland. I joined Hearts until I was old enough to come down to Manchester. When United were interested I would have risked everything to come here.
In five years I will be: My main goal is to be in United’s first team. That’s my main focus every day, anything that happens after that would be a bonus.
Ultimate aim in football: Playing for the club you’ve supported all your life – it wouldn’t get any better than that. If I could play for Scotland that would be good.
Describe yourself in three words: Dedicated. Determined. Ambitious.
Best moment in football so far: Signing for United and scoring my first goal in the red shirt. Also just knowing that United wanted to sign me, that was a great feeling. For Scotland, I’ve played in the Under-15, -16s and -17s. That’s good, but nothing compared to playing for United.
Most embarrassing moment: Luckily I’ve not had any here. If you ask me in a few months I might have a different answer, hopefully not.
Favourite other sports: Pro Evo on the Playstation, if you can count that as a sport. Most people do. I don’t think Danny Rose would agree with me on this, but I reckon I’m the best at Pro Evo. There’s also a snooker table at my digs, so I like to play the odd frame now and then.
Films: I’ve not got a favourite film. I like a variety of films.
Music: Mainly R’n’B, or hip-hop.
TV: It used to be Soccer AM, but since I moved to United I’ve had a game on Saturday so I don’t get to watch it. Match of the Day, I always watch that.
Best trainer: Ben Amos or Conor McCormack. They give it their all every day.
Worst trainer: There’s a few. But, when things don’t go his way, Jimmy Derbyshire starts swearing at himself, which is actually quite funny to see. He’s not a bad trainer, he works really hard, it’s more because he’s always trying to do so well that if it doesn’t go his way he loses it.
Team joker: Craig Cathcart is quite sly. You wouldn’t expect it of him because he seems quiet, but that’s all part of his act. Never believe him!
Best dressed: I’d like to say myself.
Worst dressed: I can’t let him get away with it, Anton and his pink trainers! And when he’s got his pink socks on as well… I’m waiting for him to turn up in a pink jacket and pink hat to complete the outfit.
Nickname: Nothing bad, maybe when that embarrassing moment happens people will be calling me something different. For now, it’s just ‘Danny’.
Danny has now moved to Hibernian FC
Enclosed is a photo taken after Hutchison Vale won the 5-a-sides at Meadowbank in 1948-1949. The clock in my arms  was what we were given for winning the 5's. It was a real local effort, the Brysons lived in Hutchison Avenue, as did Tommy Younger, Billie MacFarlane lived in Hutchison Road, and I lived in Hutchison View. Regards and continued success, Hugh W. Small.
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Introducing: Leigh (sparky) Griffiths
Copyright, photo courtesy of Alex Todd, Photographer Livingston FC
[Leigh now at Dundee FC]
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