Thanks for that, aye he made his mark on us all.
Totally agree.
their a credit to this great club
You could have left flowers
I popped into the graveyard on my break where Moses McNeil is buried. Was a weird feeling standing at the grave of one of the founding members of our wonderful club. Wouldn’t want to be in there at nighttime, very eerie.
for such a great pioneer who helped change millions of people’s lives, I must also pay homage to him next time I’m at the caravan park.
Fantastic post mateMoses was the last one of the family to pass on when he died in 1938, sadly there was no-one left to have his name etched on the stone.
Sandy Jardine before he was tragically taken told us that it was his intention to have a plaque placed for Moses at St.Modan's Churchyard.
We were delighted to have this done on Sandy's behalf in June of 2015.
Here's Moses in later years being visited by family at Rosneath.
A couple of years ago we made contact with the Great Grandchildren of Harry McNeil who was the older brother of Moses, Harry played in that first ever match v Callander.
Here's his Great Grandchildren Ann and Archie enjoying a day in the Directors Box at Ibrox in 2016 as guests of the Club.
It's Ann and Archie's parents who are in the picture with Moses.
Moses grave is through the old archway at the cemetery and just to the right of centre.
If you do take a pair of Wellys, I went to last years Rosneath tour great day out and into the Highland Games plenty of food stall but only one beer tent with no seating.
I know the one.
That Hermes guy is a fucking wank
Tell him he's a prick.
Tailgated me for miles on my way there one day.
Tell him he's a prick.
