A man of many clubs, Paul Kinnaird joined Motherwell in 1988 from Dundee United, he failed to cement a regular starting berth in Jim McLean’s side at Tannadice after having joined them from Norwich City where he had started his footballing career as an apprentice.

At Fir Park he went on to play 39 games in the Motherwell midfield without scoring a single goal. Tommy McLean had purchased him for the paltry sum of £20,000 and he was sold on to St Mirren in 1989 with the club making a tidy £90,000 profit. Typically though he ended his goal drought for the Buddies in a league cup tie – against none other than Motherwell which would send the club crashing out of the competition not long after departing the Shire.

Kinnaird had no real longevity at the club’s he represented, his career took him from the Scottish top tier and he would represent clubs in the lower echelons in English football, Iceland and Ireland, Paul finished his senior playing career with Clydebank before trying his hand in the Juniors. He eventually went on to become a fitness coach at Ayr Utd.

Name:	Paul Kinnaird
Height:	5′ 8″
Weight:	10st
Date of Birth:	11th November 1966
Place of Birth:	Glasgow
Position:	Midfield
Nationality:	Scottish

Football Career:

Dundee United	1986	1987
Motherwell	1987	1988
St Mirren	1988	1991
Partick Thistle	1991	1993
Shrewsbury Town (Loan)	1992	1993
St Johnstone	1993
Derry City	1993	1995
Dunfermline Athletic	1995
Scarborough	1995
Ayr United	1995	1997
Leiftur Ólafsfjörður	1997
Stranraer	1997	1999
Ross County	1999	2000
Queen of the South	2000	2001
Brechin City	2001
Clydebank	2001	2002

Well Career:

	Apps	Goals
League:	34	0
Scottish Cup:	3	0
League Cup:	2	0
Other:	0	0
Total:	39	0