Stewart Alex Image 1 Falkirk 1912

Stewart Alex Image 1 Falkirk 1912

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Perth born goalkeeper Alex Stewart began his football career with Perth Roselea in 1907-08 becoming a Scottish junior international in 1907 before joining Scottish League club Falkirk in the 1908 close season. Part of the very successful Falkirk team of the time, he was in goal when Falkirk won The Scottish League Championship in 1909-10 and also as they won The Scottish Cup in 1913, defeating Raith Rovers 2-0 in the Final at Hampden Park. At the time it was said of him “Stewart is reckoned one of the safest goalkeepers in the League, and frequently performs in brilliant fashion.”

He stayed with Falkirk until 1917, having a period on loan with Heart of Midlothian, playing in both of their Rosebery Charity Cup matches on 6th and 13th May 1916. He joined Cowdenbeath in 1917 spending 1917-18 at Central Park before joining Partick Thistle in August 1918, and while at Partick he was selected to play for The Scottish League as they lost 3-1 to The Football League at St Andrew’s, Birmingham in February 1919.

After 40 matches for The Jags, he joined St Johnstone in 1921 and spent three seasons with his hometown club before finishing his career by joining Arbroath in 1924, spending three years at Gayfield Park, retiring in 1927.

His son Alex played for Queen’s Park, St Mirren, Rhyl, Sheffield Utd, St Johnstone, Motherwell & Falkirk. His son Jimmy was also a professional footballer.

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