George Pattullo (footballer)
George Simpson Drynan Pattullo (4 November 1888 – 5 September 1953) was a Scottish football player and manager active primarily in Spain. Career. Born in Glasgow, Pattulo moved to Barcelona in Spain whilst working as a coal trader, playing rugby, hockey, tennis and eventually football there. He made his football debut for Barcelona in September 1910, and scored 41 goals in 20 matches during the 1910–11 season. He played for Barcelona between September 1910 and May 1911, and again for one match in March 1912. He scored a total of 43 goals in 23 games for the club . He has been described as the club's "most influential British import of all-time." He originally played as a goalkeeper, but later converted to a forward. Pattullo remained as an amateur player, and refused to sign for city rivals Espanyol. He left Barcelona before World War I, returning to Great Britain to join the Tyneside Scottish Brigade; he was awarded the Military Cross. He also managed Club Baleares briefly in 1930. He had returned to Spain in 1928 after being the climate would help with his recovery from being gassed during World War I.