List of East Stirlingshire F.C. players

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This is a list of footballers notable for their contributions to East Stirlingshire, from the formation of the club in 1881 to present. It generally includes only players who made more than 100 league appearances for the club, but some players with fewer than 100 appearances are also included. This includes players who represented their national team while with the club, and players who have set a club record, such as most appearances, most goals or biggest transfer fee. [1]

Contents

Some of the players listed made few or no league appearances for East Stirlingshire, due to their playing for the club before it entered the Scottish Football League in 1900.

Notable players

  Players who represented their country while at the club.
  Club record holder.
Bold type indicates that the player currently plays for the club.
NameNationalityPosition [note 1] East Stirlingshire
career
League
appearances
League goalsNotes
Steen Ian Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1983—1985630
Davie Alexander Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW00
Kenny Ashwood [2] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1976198115214
Alan Bennett Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1976198316628
Jim Blair Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1978198316315
Ian Browning Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1969197616528
Ernie Collumbine Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF196119651267
Tom Craig Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF196019682590
Jim Docherty [3] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW197719794728 [note 2]
Russell Doig [4] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF198319861099
Craig Donaldson [5] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF200720111088
John Donnachie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1967197211169
Tom Donnelly Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1971197821626
Peter Dunne Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1972197711217
Dave Forsyth Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1955196013214
Joe Frickleton Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1959196410715
Mike Geraghty [6] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1992199610933
Alex Gilchrist [7] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF198319901968
Alex Grant Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1978198312833
Arthur Hammill Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1962197126639
Billy Hulston Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1966197512233
Bobby Jones Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 1964196810235
Humphrey Jones Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 00 [note 3]
Charlie Kelly [8] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK197819902221
Willie Laird Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF195919671366
Paul Lamont Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1977198213023
Scott Livingstone [9] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF200220071246
Sean MacAuley Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF200020051129
Dave McCaig [10] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1978198311218
Bobby McCulley [11] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1972199126830
Gordon McDougall [12] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK199319991650
Graham McGhee [13] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF200020051392
Allan McGonigal [14] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1984198810014
Jim McGregor Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF197019771862
James McKee Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW
Colin McKinnon [15] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF199119948514 [note 4]
Jackie McQueen Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF196219661071
Jim Meakin [16] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1969198527232
Brian Miller Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF196319691170
John Mitchell Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW1965197112418
Malcolm Morrison Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW [note 5]
David Muirhead Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1996200012712
Alan Neill Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF199519981029
Stephen Oates Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF200220091244
Ian Rennie [17] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1978198827224
Craig Renwick [18] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF197619831396
Archie Ritchie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF
Brian Ross [19] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF199020002013
Gordon Russell [20] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF198620024459 [note 6]
Gordon Simpson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1967198137623
Bobby Stein Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1971197720514
Jim Stirling Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1973197918912
Carl Thywissen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF200420081155
George Tulloch [21] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK198319881030
Derek Ure [22] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF2002201129629
George Watson [23] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK198919931070
David Watt Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF1994199812222
Dave Wilcox [24] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF1986199010915
Gordon Wylde [25] Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF198319881245

Key to positions

Notes

  1. For a full description of positions see Association football positions.
  2. Docherty holds the record for largest transfer fee received by East Stirlingshire. Chelsea paid £35,000 for him in 1979.
  3. Jones holds the record for most international appearances while an East Stirlingshire player. He made five of his 14 appearances for Wales while he was with the club.
  4. McKinnon holds the record for largest transfer fee paid by East Stirlingshire. Falkirk received £6,000 for him in 1991.
  5. Morrison holds the record for most goals scored in a league season; 36 in 193839.
  6. Russell holds the record of most Scottish Football League appearances for East Stirlingshire.

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