Clydebank FC Hall of Fame

Joe McCallan was a prolific striker in Clydebank’s greatest ever side alongside fellow forwards Mike

Gregor Abel was an athletic left back, who was an integral part of the greatest ever Clydebank side

Billy Fanning was one of the unsung heroes in the Bankies' rise from the Second Division to the Prem

Billy McColl was an instrumental player for Clydebank in their rise to the Premier league in the 197

There have been a number of Clydebank players who have gone on to have successful careers after they

Gerry O’ Brien joined Clydebank from Drumchapel Amateurs in March 1968 as a fresh faced youngster an

David Shanks had a quite colourful career at Clydebank and was one of the unsung heroes in the side

Jimmy Caskie was a skilful winger who joined the Bankies from Dumbreck Amateurs. Despite constantly

Mark Treanor was one of the fiercest competitors to ever wear a Clydebank shirt. He never gave anyth

With the exception of Jim Fallon and Jim Gallacher, nobody has given as much service to Clydebank FC

When Clydebank were granted entry into the Junior Football Leagues after being bought over by Airdri

Blair Millar was one of the most prolific goalscorers to ever pull on a Clydebank shirt. In his five

Without a doubt Jimmy Given was one of the most popular players to ever pull on a Clydebank shirt. J

Sammy Henderson is a significant figure in the rise of Clydebank FC in the mid-1970s through the 19

Bill Munro is probably the greatest manager Clydebank ever had. He oversaw the club's rise in the mi

Gerry McCabe is one of the greatest players ever to wear a Clydebank jersey. Anyone who had the priv

It is fair to say that Mike’s one true footballing home was New Kilbowie Park. It is where he starte

Clydebank have only ever had a handful of players whose names become synonymous with the club. The t

Ken Eadie is one of the best semi-professional strikers that Scotland has ever produced. His goals r