Originally a product of Boys Brigade football, signed from Queen’s Park in 1935, Hutton Bremner was a talented inside right, honoured by amateur Scotland caps and one appearance for the Scottish League against the Irish League alongside Motherwell team mates, Willie McFadyen, Johnny Blair and Tommy McKenzie. Willie McFadyen scored two of Scotland’s three goals in that match. Scored 35 goals in 119 league appearances in his four season at Fir Park culminating in the Scottish Cup final in 1939 against Clyde in which the favourites, Motherwell lost by four goals to nil against the much better Bully Wee side. His brother Gordon would later serve Motherwell, like many other footballers at the time, World War 2 would impact their careers.

 

Name:	Tom Hutton Bremner
Height:	5′ 9″
Weight:	12st
Date of Birth:	18th July 1912
Place of Birth:	Cathcart
Position:	Inside Right
Nationality:	Scottish

Football Career:

Queen’s Park	1929	1935
Motherwell	1935	1944
Aberdeen	1944	1946
Hamilton Academical	1946	1947

Well Career:

	Apps	Goals
League:	119	35
Scottish Cup:	–	–
League Cup:	–	–
Other:	–	–
Total:	119	35