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WHO'S WHO AT BROCKVILLE? (cont) |
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Mark Kerr - By far the best young player in the first division. His vision and superb passing have been vital in Falkirk's league campaign |
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Gary McStay - Scored in the first match of the season against Morton at Brockville (2-4). Also scored the last minute winner against Morton the secong time they came to Brockville. |
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John Henry - He is a fantastic passer of a ball, he can also turn players inside out with ease. Very good at opening up the play but can sometimes be a bit...well...weak. |
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Andy Seaton - An absoloute catastrophe everytime he's anywhere near a football. But is still the longest serving player at Brockville |
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Ian "amos" Morris - A strong mid-field player. Also plays at a youth level and will no doubt be good on the future. |
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Steven Craig - He cannot take players on at all. Steven's strengths lie when the ball is played over the top allowing him to run onto it. Is definately capable of scoring goals, and scored the winner in the 3-2 match at home to Livingston |
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