Duncan Colquhoun


Real Name: Duncan Morton Colquhoun
Born: 24/07/1915 (Glenfruin, Helensburgh)
Died: 26/07/2005 (Billinge, Wigan)

Heritage Number: 706
Debut Match*: 27/08/1938 v Wrexham (Football League)
Last Match*: 06/05/1939 v York City (Football League)
* Qualifying Games


Duncan Colquhoun

This much travelled little Scottish winger – Southport was his 13th club – would have joined Southport a year earlier but the club were outbid by Bristol City. Later he injured his back there and City waived a fee! He scored a hat-trick against Accrington Stanley in the Football League Jubilee game prior to the start of 1938–39. He was most popular with Southport’s supporters because of his direct methods, only missing 6 matches following an attack of influenza around Christmas. He declined to accept the terms offered to him for 1939–40 and his request for a free transfer was granted and he joined Bradford City. He later gave Wigan Athletic fine service as a player and was accorded a benefit in 1951. He subsequently acted as trainer for many years, eventually retiring in 1985. Outside football he worked as a chargehand at Heinz and still lives in Wigan where he settled with his wife – a former Wigan Cotton Queen.

Southport Playing Stats

First Team

Heritage Qualifying League Only Cup Only Other Only All
Season Qualifying Starts Qualifying Subs Qualifying Appearances Qualifying Goals League Starts League Subs Total League Appearances League Goals Cup Starts Cup Subs Total CupAppearances Cup Goals Other Starts Other Subs Total Other Appearances Other Goals Total Starts Total Subs Total Appearances Total Goals
1938/193941(0)41936(0)3698(0)830(0)0044(0)4412
Total41(0)41936(0)3698(0)830(0)0044(0)4412




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