Tom Blair
Thomas Blair (24 February 1892 – 28 August 1961) was a Scottish footballer who played as a goalkeeper. Career. Blair was prominent in the 1910s playing for Kilmarnock, with the culimation of his nine-year spell there being a Scottish Cup win in 1920, lifting the trophy as team captain. He then moved to England with Manchester City, spending two years there but only the regular in his position in the second campaign. He played on both sides in the Home Scots v Anglo-Scots international trial and conceded only once in each match, but this did not lead  on to a full cap for Scotland. By now in his 30s, Blair accepted an invitation to play in the American Soccer League, appearing for teams including Fall River Marksmen and New Bedford Whalers. After several years in the United States he returned to Scotland with Ayr United (no league appearances recorded) then spent time in Northern Ireland at Linfield before becoming a coach at Dundee United in 1937. That same year he made a final, emergency SFL appearance in a 7–1 defeat to St Bernard's, aged 45.