Where Are They Now?

East Fife’s Wullie Broon. The only man in the world that could make Dick Campbell look like a male catwalk model. Wullie is fondly remembered by the Cowden fans for his great never say die attitude. This was particularly evident when Cowden played East Fife at Bayview a few years back and he attempted to jump into the crowd whilst offering the entire visiting support the pleasure of a ‘square go’. The referee looked upon this as unacceptable and duly sent Wullie packing his trunk.

Jim Leishman the former Cowden assistant manager and current pin up with any Townie follower. Recently Jim the messiah has failed to featured in any of the national press or TV coverage which leads us to believe that Jim has finally left football to continue his hobby of standing in the middle of the road with his vast girth and acting as a temporary roundabout. This was one of the main reasons that he jumped at the chance when the offer came in to manage Livingston. Finally we are desperate to find the whereabouts of a couple of ‘giants’ in the world of Fife football.

Craig McFarlane and Craig Robertson have made their place in Fife footballing history as being the only two players that needed to have a pair of strips sewn together so they could get a game for a team. People thought that McFarlane was superstitious when he always wore his lucky 1411 jersey at Central Park whilst older Townies still hold Robertson in high esteem as he would always make the opposing midfield work extremely hard (when they had to run round him).

We are desperate to find out what has happened to these Fife footballing heroes.

If you have any information please send it to “Who ate all the pies”, c/o When The Sun Shines.