Dugald McCarrison

Dugald McFarlane McCarrison (born 22 December 1969) is a Scottish former footballer. A product of Celtic Boys Club, he went on to play with a number of clubs both professional and amateur.

Celtic McCarrison signed professional terms with Celtic in 1987 and made his debut in October 1987 in a league game at Celtic Park against Dundee United. However, despite spending five and a half years on the Glasgow club's books, he was unable to force his way regularly into the first team, making only four league appearances.

Scottish League He left Celtic in February 1993 to sign for Kilmarnock in a deal worth £90,000, the price reflecting McCarrison's goalscoring form in Celtic's reserves. However again he found game time scarce, making six league starts and three substitute appearances during his spell at the club.

Later career He moved to Hamilton Academical in August 1995 but made only a few appearances before joining Irish Football League side Glentoran that October. However, before long McCarrison, who continued to live in Scotland, was released after Glentoran said they could not afford to pay him to commute. and was still playing for the club in 2002.

It was reported in August 2016 in the Scottish press that McCarrison had admitted to stealing thousands of pounds worth of specialist engineering equipment while working as a storeman in Scotland.