List of Hamilton Academical F.C. players

Last updated April 22, 2024

The following is a list of Hamilton Academical F.C. players who have played a first team league game for Hamilton Academical.

Current players

As of 20 April 2024

Name	Nation	Years	Apps	Goals	Notes
Jamie Barjonas	Scotland	2023–	33	4
Jake Davidson	Scotland	2024–	13	2	^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Ryan Fulton	Scotland	2017–	103	0
Jamie Hamilton	Scotland	2019–	67	2
Jake Hastie	Scotland	2024–	12	1	^{[lower-alpha 2]}
Euan Henderson	Scotland	2023–	30	10
Stephen Hendrie	Scotland	2011–2015, 2023–	114	0
Michael Hewitt	Scotland	2023–	16	1
Lee Kilday	Scotland	2011–2014, 2023–	58	1
Makenzie Kirk	Scotland	2024–	7	0	^{[lower-alpha 3]}
Lewis Latona	Scotland	2023–	1	0
Jackson Longridge	Scotland	2023–	32	2
Dean Lyness	England	2024–	10	0
Kyle MacDonald	Scotland	2023–	25	5
Scott Martin	Scotland	2018–	141	2
Chris McGinn	Scotland	2022–	12	0
Joe McGlynn	Scotland	2023–	10	3
Dylan McGowan	Australia	2023, 2023–	45	1	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Joel Mumbongo	Sweden	2023–	8	0
Connor Murray	Scotland	2023–	18	3
Cian Newbury	Scotland	2022–	2	0
Kevin O'Hara	Scotland	2023–	32	13
Fergus Owens	Scotland	2022–	27	0
Marley Redfern	Scotland	2021–	39	0
Ahkeem Rose	Jamaica	2024–	13	7	^{[lower-alpha 5]}
Jamie Smith	Scotland	2021–	17	0
Lewis Smith	Scotland	2018–	119	11
Reghan Tumilty	Scotland	2023–	45	4
Ben Williamson	Scotland	2024–	12	1
Andrew Winter	Scotland	2019–	89	8

Former players

Name	Nation	Career^{[lower-alpha 6]}	Apps	Goals	Notes
Blair Adams	England	2017	5	0
Scott Agnew	Scotland	2005–2007	10	0
Walter Agnew	Scotland	1958–1959	21	2
Kemy Agustien	Curaçao	2016	2	0
Chris Aitken	Scotland	2003–2005	50	8
Lucas Akins	England	2008–2010	11	0
George Allan	Scotland	1899–1901	21	0
Harry Allan	Scotland	1898–1900	16	0
John Allan	Scotland	1932–1934	15	2
William Allan	Scotland	1928–1933	191	0
Blair Alston	Scotland	2019–2020	19	1
Bruce Anderson	Scotland	2021	13	2	^{[lower-alpha 7]}
Grant Anderson	Scotland	2011–2012	21	3
Stan Anderson	Scotland	1957–1959, 1961–1962, 1963–1966	209	43
Tony Andreu	France	2013–2015, 2019	75	26	^{[lower-alpha 8]}
Marvin Andrews	Trinidad and Tobago	2009–2010	2	0
Scott Anson	Scotland	2005–2006	1	0
Mickaël Antoine-Curier	Guadeloupe	2009–2010, 2011, 2013–2015	89	31	^{[lower-alpha 9]}
Derek Asamoah	Ghana	2009	3	0
Benny Ashley-Seal	England	2023	8	1
Doug Baird	Scotland	1970–1971	2	0
Stuart Balmer	Scotland	2005–2006	15	1
Crawford Baptie	Scotland	1993–1997	111	3
Xavier Barrau	France	2008	4	0
Adrian Beck	Germany	2019–2020	6	0	^{[lower-alpha 10]}
Tom Bennett	Scotland	2005	1	0
Neil Berry	Scotland	1998–1999	15	1
Guillaume Beuzelin	France	2009–2010	7	0
Botti Biabi	Scotland	2017–2018	5	0	^{[lower-alpha 11]}
Rakish Bingham	England	2016–2019	81	11
Ryan Blackadder	Scotland	2003–2005	26	0
John Blackley	Scotland	1982–1983	38	0
Mason Bloomfield	England	2018–2019	5	1	^{[lower-alpha 12]}
Phil Bonnyman	Scotland	1973–1975	71	7
Andy Bowman	Scotland	1965–1966	11	0
Steven Boyd	Scotland	2015–2019	45	3
Ally Brazil	Scotland	1986–1987	24	0
Hutton Bremner	Scotland	1946–1947	15	4
John Brogan	Scotland	1984–1987	95	35
Eamonn Brophy	Scotland	2013–2017	66	7
Ellis Brown	England	2022–2023	14	0
George Brown	Scotland	1953–1955	43	19
John Brown	Scotland	1979–1984	133	11
Willie Brownlie	Scotland	1904–1910	163	0
Fredrik Brustad	Norway	2018–2019	14	1	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
David Buchanan	Northern Ireland	2010–2011	28	1
James Bulloch	Scotland	1929–1938	231	2
Hugh Burns	Scotland	1986–1987, 1990–1991	38	7	^{[lower-alpha 14]}
Stuart Callaghan	Scotland	2000–2003	94	20
Ross Callachan	Scotland	2020–2021	33	10
Martin Canning	Scotland	2008–2017	215	8	^{[lower-alpha 15]}
David Carney	Australia	2004–2005	8	0
Brian Carrigan	Scotland	2003–2006, 2008	85	26
Mark Carrington	England	2011	12	0
Damián Casalinuovo	Argentina	2010–2011	19	0
Chris Casement	Northern Ireland	2008–2009	1	0	^{[lower-alpha 16]}
Bill Cassidy	Scotland	1958	1	0
Mark Caughey	Northern Ireland	1986–1988	21	13
Tomáš Černý	Czech Republic	2007–2009, 2009–2012	133	0	^{[lower-alpha 17]}
Paul Chalmers	Scotland	1993–1995	44	7
James Chambers	Republic of Ireland	2011	19	2
Chic Charnley	Scotland	1988–1989	14	0
Scott Christie	Scotland	2011–2013	3	0
Gary Clark	Scotland	1991–1999, 2000–2001	238	48
Ian Cochrane	Scotland	1983–1984	19	0
Will Collar	England	2019–2021	22	1
Gerry Collins	Scotland	1985–1989	94	5
Alan Combe	Scotland	2011	1	0
Steve Convery	Scotland	2003–2005	28	6
Mark Corcoran	Scotland	2003–2005, 2008–2009	85	6
Jackie Cox	Scotland	1931–1938	196	3
John Cox	Scotland	1955	1	0
Albert Craig	Scotland	1986–1987, 1988	22	6	^{[lower-alpha 18]}
David Craig	Scotland	1995–1996, 1997–1998	49	3
Joe Craig	Scotland	1981–1983	54	14
Colin Cramb	Scotland	1991–1993, 2005	58	12
Ali Crawford	Scotland	2010–2018	227	31
Ian Crawford	Scotland	1953–1954	19	3
Tom Crawley	Scotland	1932–1934	46	25
Ross Cunningham	Scotland	2015–2020	21	3
Eddie Cunnington	Scotland	1997–2000, 2001–2003	136	7
Blair Currie	Scotland	2012, 2013–2015	7	0	^{[lower-alpha 14]}
Paul Currie	Scotland	2011–2012	9	2
Kevin Cuthbert	Scotland	2012–2014	70	0
Alexandre D'Acol	Brazil	2015–2017	44	7
Andy Dales	England	2020	2	0	^{[lower-alpha 19]}
Steve Davies	England	2019–2020	22	4
Lucas de Bolle	Scotland	2022–2023	17	1	^{[lower-alpha 20]}
Jim Dempsey	Scotland	1969–1971, 1976–1981	138	5
Kenny Deuchar	Scotland	2009	8	0
Michael Devlin	Scotland	2011–2018	125	4
Oumar Diaby	France	2016	6	0
Billy Dickson	Scotland	1977–1978	3	0
Greg Docherty	Scotland	2013–2018	94	6
Robert Docherty	Scotland	1983, 1987	8	0	^{[lower-alpha 21]}
Massimo Donati	Italy	2016–2018	41	2
Michael Doyle	Scotland	2022–2023	21	0
Peter Duffield	England	1993–1995	72	39
Brian Easton	Scotland	2006–2009, 2010, 2019–2023	195	2	^{[lower-alpha 22]}
David Elebert	Republic of Ireland	2006–2011	135	8
Stuart Elliott	Northern Ireland	2010	5	0
Tom Elliott	England	2011–2011	7	0
Stephen Ettien	France	2008–2009	6	0
Grant Evans	Scotland	2007–2011	13	0
Steve Evans	Scotland	1985	2	0
Tommy Ewing	Scotland	1967–1971	12	6	^{[lower-alpha 23]}
Peter Farrell	England	1986–1987	3	0
Jamie Fairlie	Scotland	1974–1984, 1987–1989	332	81
Brown Ferguson	Scotland	2005–2006	29	7
Charlie Ferguson	Scotland	1953–1954	10	0
Derek Ferguson	Scotland	2003–2005	21	0
Ian Ferguson	Scotland	1999–2000	10	4
Lewis Ferguson	Scotland	2017–2018	13	0
Rikki Ferguson	Scotland	1974–1988	452	0
Ryan Finnie	Scotland	2012–2014	5	0
Gary Fisher	Scotland	2012–2013	28	0	^{[lower-alpha 24]}
Paul Fitzpatrick	England	1993–1994	18	1
Markus Fjørtoft	Norway	2019–2020	9	0
Derek Fleming	Scotland	2005–2007	38	2
Owain Fôn Williams	Wales	2019–2020	15	0
Alex Forsyth	Scotland	1983–1985	63	9
Gabriel Forsyth	Scotland	2022–2023	2	0
Gary Fraser	Scotland	2011–2013	15	0
Mark Fulton	Scotland	1987–1988	19	0
Iain Fyfe	Australia	2004–2005	18	0
Eddie Gallagher	Scotland	1988	14	3
Jesús García	Spain	2013–2017	67	6
Johnny Garvie	Scotland	1947–1948	5	1	^{[lower-alpha 25]}
Paul George	Republic of Ireland	2014	6	0	^{[lower-alpha 26]}
Tony Gervaise	Scotland	1984–1985	9	0
George Gibson	Scotland	1925–1927	73	16
James Gibson	Scotland	2007–2011	43	2
Mark Gilhaney	Scotland	2005–2008	90	10
Grant Gillespie	Scotland	2009–2018	199	4
Tony Glavin	Scotland	1978–1979	14	5
Alex Gogić	Cyprus	2017–2020	70	2
Jim Goodwin	Republic of Ireland	2010–2011	14	0
Andy Goram	Scotland	2001	1	0
Ziggy Gordon	Scotland	2011–2016, 2018–2019	174	7
Kyle Gourlay	Scotland	2019–2021	10	0
Gary Gow	Scotland	2008–2010	1	0
James Grady	Scotland	2008–2009	5	1
Ally Graham	Scotland	2002–2003	28	5
Andy Graham	Scotland	2010–2011	14	0
Bobby Graham	Scotland	1977–1981	118	42
David Graham	Scotland	2007, 2007–2009	36	4	^{[lower-alpha 27]}
Arthur Grant	Scotland	1984	6	0
Darren Gribben	Scotland	2002–2004	27	3
Ellis Hall	England	1919–1922	118	3
Robert Halliday	Scotland	2004–2005	1	0
Bryn Halliwell	England	2007–2008	23	0
George Hamilton	Scotland	1955	11	2
Willie Hamilton	Scotland	1971–1972	13	0
John Hanlon	Scotland	1913–1919, 1919–1922	184	27
Robert Harrison	Scotland	1934–1937	124	72
Paul Hartley	Scotland	1994–1996	47	11
Nigel Hasselbaink	Netherlands	2010–2011, 2015	37	4
Richard Hastings	Canada	2009–2010	17	0
Paul Hegarty	Scotland	1972–1974	81	22
Darren Henderson	Scotland	1998–2000	52	9
John Hillcoat	Scotland	1996, 1997, 1998–1999	11	0
Joe Hilton	England	2021–2022	16	0	^{[lower-alpha 28]}
Sandy Hodge	Scotland	2003–2006	77	1
Lee Hodson	Northern Ireland	2020–2021	33	1	^{[lower-alpha 29]}
Myles Hogarth	Scotland	1997–1998	5	0	^{[lower-alpha 30]}
Neil Hood	Scotland	1972–1975	104	44
David Hopkirk	Scotland	2010–2011	8	0
Ronan Hughes	Scotland	2015–2022	46	3
Johnny Hunt	England	2019–2020	16	0
Gordon Hunter	Scotland	1999–2000	22	1
Sandy Hunter	Scotland	1921–1928, 1932–1934	190	0
David Hutton	Scotland	2011–2012	19	0
Dougie Imrie	Scotland	2010–2012, 2014–2019	240	35
Izzy Iriekpen	England	2009	2	0
Darren Jamieson	Scotland	2016–2018	2	0
Jean-Philippe Javary	France	2005	13	1
Raymond Jellema	Scotland	2003–2007	24	0
George Jenkins	Canada	1946–1947	2	0
Ross Jenkins	England	2018	11	0
Justin Johnson	Netherlands	2020–2021	5	0
Graeme Jones	England	2005–2006	13	3
Juanjo	Spain	2006	11	1	^{[lower-alpha 31]}
Vic Kasule	Scotland	1989–1990	12	0
James Keatings	Scotland	2012–2013, 2013–2014, 2018–2019	55	16	^{[lower-alpha 32]}
Pat Keogh	Scotland	2004–2006	46	9
Daniel Kelly	Scotland	1913–1919	159	64
Dan Kelly	Scotland	1924–1927	50	15
Sam Kelly	England	2018–2019	6	0
Kai Kennedy	Scotland	2022	7	1	^{[lower-alpha 33]}
Dylan Kerr	England	2001, 2003	33	3
Jim Kerr	Scotland	1987–1988	33	0
Matthew Kilgallon	England	2018–2019	25	0
James King	Scotland	1929–1939	265	85
Jordan Kirkpatrick	Scotland	2008–2012	20	0
John Paul Kissock	England	2009	3	0
Leon Knight	England	2009–2010	6	0
Miodrag Krivokapić	Yugoslavia	1997–1999	3	0
Antons Kurakins	Latvia	2015–2016	36	0
Gramoz Kurtaj	Germany	2015–2017	47	3
Wale Kwik-Ajet	Nigeria	2001	5	0
Steve Lawson	Togo	2022–2023	37	3
Dick Little	England	1919–1921	81	6
Louis Longridge	Scotland	2012–2018	133	14
David Louhoungou	Congo	2009	9	0
John Lowe	Scotland	1935–1939	73	1
Lucas	Brazil	2015–2016	40	5
Derek Lyle	Scotland	2008–2011, 2011	40	2
Darren Lyon	Scotland	2014–2018	61	3
Kieran MacDonald	Scotland	2014–2015, 2021–2022	40	2
Graeme MacGregor	Scotland	2012	1	0	^{[lower-alpha 34]}
Darian MacKinnon	Scotland	2012–2020	215	10
Jacob Marsden	England	2018–2019	1	0
Aaron Martin	England	2020–2021	24	0
Alan Martin	Scotland	2015–2016	1	0
James Martin	Scotland	2012–2013	1	0
Gary Mason	Scotland	2009	5	0
Luke Matheson	England	2021–2022	9	0	^{[lower-alpha 35]}
Remi Matthews	England	2016–2017	17	0	^{[lower-alpha 12]}
Stevie May	Scotland	2012–2013	34	24	^{[lower-alpha 36]}
Jim McAlister	Scotland	2010–2012	55	1
James McArthur	Scotland	2005–2010	168	10
Kevin McBride	Scotland	2011	6	0
James McCarthy	Republic of Ireland	2006–2009	95	13
Trent McClenahan	Australia	2008–2010	50	0
Charlie McCormack	Scotland	1924–1928	101	7
Gary McDonald	Scotland	2010–2011	25	0
Paul McDonald	Scotland	1986–1993, 2001–2013	256	26
Conner McGlinchey	Scotland	2011–2013	13	0
Michael McGovern	Northern Ireland	2014–2016	75	0
Paul McGowan	Scotland	2009	13	1	^{[lower-alpha 26]}
Aaron McGowan	England	2018–2020	57	3
Adam McGowan	Scotland	2021–2023	5	0
Jaison McGrath	Scotland	2013–2015	4	0
Ciaran McKenna	Scotland	2019–2020	4	0
Willie McLaren (1)	Scotland	1931–1936	138	33
Willie McLaren (2)	Scotland	2011	3	0
John McLaughlin	Scotland	1910–1913, 1918–1919	92	11
Mark McLaughlin	Scotland	2004–2012	197	17
Willie McLaughlin	Scotland	1903–1904, 1909–1912	99	14
Jim McLean	Scotland	1956–1960	129	57
Scott McMann	Scotland	2013–2021	154	1
David McMillan	Republic of Ireland	2019	8	0	^{[lower-alpha 36]}
Jordan McMillan	Scotland	2009	4	0	^{[lower-alpha 37]}
Lachie McMillan	Scotland	1920–1924	111	33
William McNamee	Scotland	1912–1920	215	16
John McNaught	Scotland	1982–1986, 1988	113	21
Chris McNee	Scotland	1936–1939	100	23
Bob McNeil	Scotland	1910–1914, 1916–1919	187	30	^{[lower-alpha 38]}
Hugh McNeil	Scotland	1901–1902	18	2
Hugh McNeil, Jr.	Scotland	1923–1926	70	0
John McQuade	Scotland	1993–1998	82	3
Brian McQueen	Scotland	2010–2011	2	0
Jon McShane	Scotland	2012, 2012–2014	45	11	^{[lower-alpha 39]}
Jimmy McStay	Scotland	1934–1937	63	0
Simon Mensing	England	2007–2008, 2008–2012	151	25	^{[lower-alpha 40]}
Kieran Millar	Scotland	2011–2013	3	0
Adam Miller	Scotland	1910–1916, 1916–1920	247	0
Colin Miller	Canada	1988–1993, 1999–2000	207	5
John Miller	Scotland	1915–1919	8	4
Mickel Miller	England	2018–2020	58	8
Tom Miller	Scotland	1911–1912, 1923–1926	127	24
Stuart Mills	Scotland	2009–2010	3	0
Reegan Mimnaugh	Scotland	2018–2023	73	0
Willie Moffat	Scotland	1922–1931	301	95
Johnny Mooney	Scotland	1948–1953	75	20
Jimmy Morgan	Scotland	1932–1939	156	0
Carlton Morris	England	2015–2016	32	8	^{[lower-alpha 12]}
David Moyes	Scotland	1993	5	0
David Moyo	Zimbabwe	2019–2022	82	13
Ján Mucha	Slovakia	2018–2019	2	0
Josh Mullin	Scotland	2021–2022	33	3	^{[lower-alpha 41]}
Kyle Munro	Scotland	2020–2022	22	2
Sean Murdoch	Scotland	2007, 2008–2011	22	0	^{[lower-alpha 42]}
John Murphy	Scotland	1916–1920	89	23
Christian Nadé	France	2015–2016	17	2
Alex Neil	Scotland	2005–2015	211	4	^{[lower-alpha 15]}
Jonny Ngandu	England	2022–2023	10	0
Sam Nicolson	Scotland	2022	1	0
George Oakley	England	2019–2020	36	8
Josh O'Brien	Republic of Ireland	2023–2024	8	0
Hakeem Odoffin	England	2020–2021	37	3
Richard Offiong	England	2006–2009	92	38
Marios Ogkmpoe	Greece	2018–2021	65	13
Ryan One	Scotland	2022–2023	21	2
Daniel O'Reilly	Republic of Ireland	2022–2023	50	6
Tunde Owolabi	Belgium	2020–2021	7	0
Jonathan Page	England	2012, 2013	22	3	^{[lower-alpha 40]}
Flávio Paixão	Portugal	2009–2011	56	10
Marco Paixão	Portugal	2009–2011	50	5
Willie Paterson	Scotland	1913–1919	132	3
Matt Paterson	Scotland	2011	14	2	^{[lower-alpha 43]}
Andy Paton	Scotland	1958–1960	34	0
Alex Penny	Wales	2018–2019	8	0
Mihai Popescu	Romania	2021–2022	31	1	^{[lower-alpha 44]}
Brian Potter	Scotland	2008–2011	1	0
Rocco Quinn	Scotland	2009	2	0
Johnnie Rankin	Scotland	1922–1924	40	3
Daniel Redmond	England	2012, 2014–2018	104	10	^{[lower-alpha 45]}
Bobby Reid	Scotland	1931–1936	62	19
Antonio Rojano	Argentina	2017–2018	26	3
Jack Ross	Scotland	2010	2	0
Jon Routledge	England	2010–2011, 2011, 2012, 2012–2015	99	5	^{[lower-alpha 46]}
Richard Roy	Trinidad and Tobago	2016–2017	1	0
Luis Rubiales	Spain	2009	3	0
Andy Ryan	Scotland	2011–2015, 2021–2023	119	21
Georgios Sarris	Greece	2016–2018	51	1
Jason Scotland	Trinidad and Tobago	2014–2015, 2015	39	13
Charlie Scott	England	2018	2	0	^{[lower-alpha 47]}
Danny Seaborne	England	2016–2017	11	0
Jamie Sendles-White	Northern Ireland	2015–2016	7	0
Bobby Shearer	Scotland	1951–1955	73	13
Matthew Shiels	Scotland	2021–2023	35	0
Gavin Skelton	England	2010–2011	16	0
Giannis Skondras	Greece	2017–2018	34	4
Callum Smith	Scotland	2020–2021	24	2
Connor Smith	Scotland	2023	15	5	^{[lower-alpha 48]}
Gordon Smith	Scotland	2011–2012	3	0	^{[lower-alpha 30]}
Trevor Smith	Scotland	1989–1990, 1991–1993	60	23	^{[lower-alpha 49]}
George Sommerville	Scotland	1921–1926	138	0
Sebastian Sorsa	Finland	2008–2009	2	0
Luke Southwood	England	2019–2020, 2020	15	0	^{[lower-alpha 50]}
Lennard Sowah	Germany	2016–2017, 2018–2019	25	0
Tom Sparrow	Wales	2023	12	0	^{[lower-alpha 51]}
Lewis Spence	Scotland	2021–2023	23	1
George Stanger	New Zealand	2018–2021	8	0
John Steel	Scotland	1921–1925	127	10
Greig Spence	Scotland	2011–2012	29	5	^{[lower-alpha 26]}
Dylan Stephenson	England	2023	9	1	^{[lower-alpha 20]}
Tony Stevenson	Scotland	2005–2010	44	8
Mark Stewart	Scotland	2012	13	1	^{[lower-alpha 52]}
Ben Stirling	Scotland	2020–2022	24	0
Sam Stubbs	England	2019–2020	19	0	^{[lower-alpha 53]}
John Sullivan	Republic of Ireland	2009–2010	2	0
Nicolas Šumský	Czech Republic	2015–2016	1	0
Chris Swailes	England	2007–2009	52	1
Dylan Tait	Scotland	2023–2024	17	1	^{[lower-alpha 54]}
Tom Taiwo	England	2018–2019	16	0
Stuart Taylor	Scotland	2007–2010	16	4
David Templeton	Scotland	2017–2018, 2020–2021	47	12
Joël Thomas	France	2008–2009, 2010, 2010	40	3	^{[lower-alpha 55]}
Nathan Thomas	England	2020–2021	10	0
John Thomson	Scotland	1932–1939	167	5
Regan Thomson	Scotland	2022	1	0
Robbie Thomson	Scotland	2016–2017	1	0
Jean-Pierre Tiéhi	France	2022–	32	3	^{[lower-alpha 56]}
Ryan Tierney	Scotland	2016–2018	2	0
Xavier Tomas	France	2017–2018	36	1
Charlie Trafford	Canada	2020–2021	16	0
Delphin Tshiembe	DR Congo	2018–2019	19	0
Chris Turner	Northern Ireland	2015	3	0
Kenny van der Weg	Netherlands	2018	11	0
David van Zanten	Republic of Ireland	2010	6	0
Miko Virtanen	Finland	2021–2023	20	0
Bobby Wallace	Scotland	1934–1939	172	1
Shaun Want	Scotland	2016–2022	55	2
Craig Watson	Scotland	2012–2017	11	0
Philip Watson	Scotland	1907–1912	120	4
Phil Watson	Scotland	1927–1932	173	6
John Waugh	Scotland	1914–1916	110	21
James Welford	England	1901–1907	46	1
Kevin Welsh	Scotland	2009–2010	1	0
James Wesolowski	Australia	2009–2010	29	4	^{[lower-alpha 57]}
Aaron Wildig	England	2011	3	0	^{[lower-alpha 58]}
Kyle Wilkie	Scotland	2009–2012	19	0
David Wilson	England	1928–1945	349	245
Frank Wilson	Scotland	1928–1933	150	14
Jock Wilson	England	1928–1931	91	7
Gary Woods	England	2016–2019	85	0
Sam Woods	England	2020	3	1	^{[lower-alpha 59]}
Dario Zanatta	Canada	2022–2024	36	1

Notes

↑ On loan from Inverness Caledonian Thistle
↑ On loan from Hartlepool United
↑ On loan from Hearts
↑ First spell on loan from Kilmarnock
↑ On loan from Ayr United
↑ Career refers to years from first to last league appearance
↑ On loan from Aberdeen
↑ Second spell on loan from Coventry City
↑ First spell on loan from Dundee
↑ On loan from Union Saint-Gilloise
↑ On loan from Swansea City
1 2 3 On loan from Norwich City
↑ On loan from Molde
1 2 First spell on loan from Rangers
1 2 Became player-manager and then manager
↑ On loan from Ipswich Town
↑ First spell on loan from SK Sigma Olomouc
↑ Second spell on loan from Newcastle United
↑ On loan from Scunthorpe United
1 2 On loan from Newcastle United
↑ First spell on loan from St Mirren
↑ Second spell on loan from Burnley
↑ Retired as a player in order to become manager
↑ On loan from Kilmarnock
↑ On loan from Hibernian
1 2 3 On loan from Celtic
↑ First spell on loan from Gretna
↑ On loan from Blackburn Rovers.
↑ On loan from Gillingham
1 2 On loan from Hearts
↑ On loan from Inverness Caledonian Thistle
↑ Initially on loan from Celtic
↑ On loan from Rangers.
↑ On loan from Bolton Wanderers
↑ On loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
1 2 On loan from St Johnstone
↑ On loan from Rangers
↑ Second spell on loan from Chelsea
↑ Initially on loan from St Mirren
1 2 Initially on loan from Motherwell
↑ On loan from Livingston.
↑ Initially on loan from Dunfermline Athletic
↑ On loan from Southend United
↑ On loan from Heart of Midlothian.
↑ First spell on loan from Wigan Athletic
↑ First spell on loan from Wigan Athletic; third spell on loan from Stockport County
↑ On loan from Manchester United
↑ On loan from Heart of Midlothian
↑ First spell on loan from Dunfermline Athletic
↑ Both spells on loan from Reading
↑ On loan from Stoke City
↑ On loan from Bradford City
↑ On loan from Middlesbrough
↑ On loan from Hibernian
↑ Second spell on loan from Colchester United
↑ On loan from Fulham
↑ On loan from Leicester City
↑ On loan from Cardiff City
↑ On loan from Crystal Palace

Sources

Official website at the Wayback Machine (archived 12 September 2008)
List of Hamilton Academical F.C. players at Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Transfer Database
Soccerbase
Hamilton Academical Memory Bank

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[1] On loan from Inverness Caledonian Thistle

[2] On loan from Hartlepool United

[3] On loan from Hearts

[4] First spell on loan from Kilmarnock

[5] On loan from Ayr United

[6] Career refers to years from first to last league appearance

[7] On loan from Aberdeen

[8] Second spell on loan from Coventry City

[9] First spell on loan from Dundee

[10] On loan from Union Saint-Gilloise

[11] On loan from Swansea City

[Norwich-12] 1 2 3 On loan from Norwich City

[13] On loan from Molde

[Rangers2-14] 1 2 First spell on loan from Rangers

[PM-15] 1 2 Became player-manager and then manager

[16] On loan from Ipswich Town

[17] First spell on loan from SK Sigma Olomouc

[18] Second spell on loan from Newcastle United

[19] On loan from Scunthorpe United

[Newcastle-20] 1 2 On loan from Newcastle United

[21] First spell on loan from St Mirren

[22] Second spell on loan from Burnley

[23] Retired as a player in order to become manager

[24] On loan from Kilmarnock

[25] On loan from Hibernian

[Celtic-26] 1 2 3 On loan from Celtic

[27] First spell on loan from Gretna

[28] On loan from Blackburn Rovers.

[29] On loan from Gillingham

[Hearts-30] 1 2 On loan from Hearts

[31] On loan from Inverness Caledonian Thistle

[32] Initially on loan from Celtic

[33] On loan from Rangers.

[34] On loan from Bolton Wanderers

[35] On loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers.

[SJ-36] 1 2 On loan from St Johnstone

[37] On loan from Rangers

[38] Second spell on loan from Chelsea

[39] Initially on loan from St Mirren

[Motherwell2-40] 1 2 Initially on loan from Motherwell

[41] On loan from Livingston.

[42] Initially on loan from Dunfermline Athletic

[43] On loan from Southend United

[44] On loan from Heart of Midlothian.

[45] First spell on loan from Wigan Athletic

[46] First spell on loan from Wigan Athletic; third spell on loan from Stockport County

[47] On loan from Manchester United

[48] On loan from Heart of Midlothian

[49] First spell on loan from Dunfermline Athletic

[50] Both spells on loan from Reading

[51] On loan from Stoke City

[52] On loan from Bradford City

[53] On loan from Middlesbrough

[54] On loan from Hibernian

[55] Second spell on loan from Colchester United

[56] On loan from Fulham

[57] On loan from Leicester City

[58] On loan from Cardiff City

[59] On loan from Crystal Palace

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v t e Hamilton Academical Football Club
Club	Players Managers Reserves and Academy Lanarkshire Cup Lanarkshire derby Women Seasons Notable matches
Stadiums	Douglas Park Firhill (groundshare 1994–97/99–2001) Cliftonhill (groundshare 1997–99) New Douglas Park

v t e Scottish football club players
Premiership	Aberdeen Celtic internationals Dundee Heart of Midlothian Hibernian Kilmarnock Livingston Motherwell Rangers internationals Ross County St Johnstone St Mirren
Championship	Airdrieonians Arbroath Ayr United Dundee United Dunfermline Athletic Greenock Morton Inverness Caledonian Thistle Partick Thistle Queen's Park internationals Raith Rovers
League One	Alloa Athletic Annan Athletic Cove Rangers Edinburgh City Falkirk Hamilton Academical Kelty Hearts Montrose Queen of the South Stirling Albion
League Two	Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Clyde Dumbarton East Fife Elgin City Forfar Athletic Peterhead Stenhousemuir Stranraer The Spartans
Non-league	East Stirlingshire
Defunct	Third Lanark