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This page is dedicated to friends and colleagues who have sadly passed away over the years.
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IAN YOUNGER
02/11/45 - 10/09/94
Much loved Patron of the Club and great supporter of all things Queen's Park.
A man who kept us entertained with his fantastic piano playing and eccentric antics which lightened up many an away day..jpg)
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STUART BLACK
Big Stu played for Meadowbank Team'85 and Meadowbank B and was a great character during our early socialising days in Edinburgh.
Died in a works accident in 1997.
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"SMURF"
Rory was one of the Merthyr Tydfil boys who visited Glasgow in the 1990's.
Also played a big part in our visits to South Wales as his grandparents owned The Antelope in Blaendowlais.
Died in a car accident in 1995
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IAIN BROWN
Meadowbank Thistle supporter who regularly played against us.
Died 1998
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MICK McLELLAN
Played in the first Hampden Trophy for Partick Thistle (Cross).
Died 2003
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JOHN McGREGOR
Meadowbank Team'85 player who regularly played against us in our early days.
Died 2005
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GARY BROOKS
Nottingham Forest supporter who represented his team at the Sixes for many years and was one of the stalwarts of the Forest side.
Also refereed the elevens game on our first visit to Nottingham.
Died in a works accident 7th September 2007.
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GRAHAM CURRY
One of the Sporting Speedwell committee who, along with Michael Higgins, played a huge part in organising games against us in the 1990's.
Died September 2007
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DALE JACOBS
A Leyton Orient supporter and regular at the Chaos Cup as well as a visitor to our Sixes.
Dale was Player of the Tournament at the Chaos in 2004 when he was battling cancer which sadly took his life on 11th January 2008.
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ALAN WILSON
Played for Appin in the 2007 Sixes and scored in the same game his two sons played alongside him.
Rab & Calum MacDonald's brother in law.
Died suddenly May 11th 2008
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FRASER BLACK
16/05/90 - 13/03/09
CALUM THOMSON
25/12/87 - 21/10/11
Fraser and Calum both played against us for Appin home and away at a very young age.
Both died in car accidents in the village of Appin.
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05/06/63 - 11/05/09
Rab was originally a Raith Rovers player who came to work in Glasgow and subsequently played for us.
He created the Appin and Scottish Sea Farmers team and was a regular attender at the Sixes, as well as helping out on the day.
Died in a works accident on Loch Creran near his home in Appin.
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A legend from the QP Amateurs and QP Spiders who made one appearance for us.
Big Bogey was an immense character who also worked behind the bar in the QPFC Social Club.
Died suddenly in November 2009
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29/10/85 to 01/06/13
Goalkeeper and Assistant Manager who had a great personality and was much loved by his team mates and opponents.
Known as "Safehands" due to his eccentric keeping, Martin was a regular with us for four seasons and contributed massively on and off the park.
Passed away suddenly on the morning of the Chaos Cup in London aged 27
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ANDERS GIBSON
03/09/78 to 19/05/14
The organiser of Scotstoun Park Galaxy and of a seven a side tournament in aid of Cystic Fibrosis.
Anders sadly passed away after an unsuccessful double lung transplant.
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LES MUIRSON
One of the original St.Johnstone team we played against in 1987, Les always managed to score for Saintees in our games and was happy to spend time afterwards for a pint and a chat.
Passed away in December 2015 aged 58. 
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DAVE KNIGHT
- 12/07/55 - 24/08/19
Dave was Leyton Orientear editor when he arranged a
tournament for Queen?s Park SFC?s first visit to London in 1988 and, despite
never having met any of us, he arranged for us all to stay in people?s
houses.
The tournament was a great success and the CHAOS Cup has
continued to bring people together with our team enjoying many a weekend away
in London.
Dave was great company, either in London or Glasgow, as he
was passionate about the O?s, football and life in general. He always seemed to
have a smile on his face and had an infectious laugh, particularly at the
antics of drunken Scotsmen.
Without Dave QPSFC and the Orientear wouldn?t have a
relationship that has stood since 1988 and is as strong now as it was at the
beginning. He was truly the Top Man.
RIP Dave.
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MISHI MORATH -
24/10/66 - 20/12/19
Mishi Morath was undoubtedly one of Dulwich Hamlet FC's
greatest supporters and a man who cared for his club and non league football
deeply.
He played against QPSFC on Lesser Hampden and Recreation Park
Alloa and made numerous visits to the Ian Younger Sixes over the last ten
years. He even made his mark in the Lesser game by willingly conspiring with
the referee to be "fouled" in the area so Dulwich could get a penalty
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Because of Mishi we got to know Paris St.Germain from Namur
in Belgium and they have visited Glasgow on a couple of occasions and we had a
great trip to Belgium in 2010.
Mishi was a lovely guy to talk to in person or online and
the tributes from so many people both at Dulwich Hamlet and beyond show how
much of a top man he was, even if he was never interested in the personal
adulation.
Rest in Peace Mishi
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