-
essentially Mugiemoss F.C.
playing under the Dyce
Juniors banner. The Dyce club
colours are blue and
white hoops, but have
retained the
Mugiemoss tradition...
- Born in Alford, Aberdeenshire, Gray
joined the
Ibrox club from
Aberdeen Mugiemoss in June 1925. A
right back, he pla**** for the club 555
times in competitive...
- Scottishmilitaryarticles.org.uk.
Retrieved 20
November 2011. "Bucksburn,
Mugiemoss Road,
Drill Hall". Canmore.
Retrieved 9
August 2019. Saul David, Churchill's...
- Anthony's 1920
James Hamilton Vale of
Clyde 1922
Dougie Gray
Mugiemoss 1925
Benny Yorston Mugiemoss 1925
Jimmy Connor Glasgow Perthshire 1926
Danny Liddle Wallyford...
- only club at the
professional level.
Cooper pla****
junior football with
Mugiemoss before starting his
professional career with
Aberdeen in 1927. He pla****...
-
delivered water to the
paper mill.
Davidson Mill was a
paper mill in the
Mugiemoss area of Aberdeen. It
closed in June 2005.
Stoneywood Paper Mill is a paper...
- for
Darlington either side of the
First World War. He also pla**** for
Mugiemoss,
Raith Rovers (on loan), Shildon,
Peterhead and Montrose. He was deaf...
- age. He was
capped by
Scotland Schoolboys and
joined the
Junior team
Mugiemoss as a teenager. Bill Struth,
manager of Rangers,
expressed an interest...
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England Height 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) Position(s)
Centre half
Youth career Mugiemoss Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls) 1913–1920
Aberdeen 119 (9) 1920–1922...
-
Stadium which they
shared with
fellow Junior sides,
Lewis United and
Mugiemoss. With a
planned redevelopment of this
facility lessening the
number of...
