This 5ft 5ins left winger broke into the ‘Well side during the 1933/34 season. He made his debut alongside reserve team mate Charlie McGillivray in a 3-1 victory over St Mirren at Love Street, the two new boys both were on the score sheet that day. They both joined the club coming from Manchester United. By the end of the campaign he had played four games scoring four times. At one point, Willie was seen as the eventual replacement for the legendary Bobby Ferrier, this was because the depth of skills possessed by the young reserve player. He would later immigrate to South Africa.

Name:	William Todd Stewart
Height:	5′ 5″
Weight:	10st 6lbs
Date of Birth:	29th April 1910
Place of Birth:	Glasgow
Position:	Winger
Nationality:	Scottish

Football Career:

Shettleston Juniors	–	1931
Cowdenbeath	1931	1932
Manchester United	1932	1934
Motherwell	1934	1937
Albion Rovers	1937
Alloa Athletic	1937	1938

Well Career:

	Apps	Goals
League:	30	10
Scottish Cup:	–	–
League Cup:	–	–
Other:	–	–
Total:	30	10