David Reid (footballer)

David Reid (footballer): David Reid was a Scottish footballer who played for Hibernian. He finished as the top scorer in the Scottish Football League Division One in the 1902–03 season, scoring 14 goals.^[1]

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1891: Bell • 1892: Bell • 1893: Campbell / McMahon • 1894: McMahon • 1895: Miller • 1896: Martin • 1897: Taylor • 1898: Hamilton • 1899: Hamilton • 1900: Hamilton / Michael • 1901: Hamilton • 1902: Maxwell • 1903: D. Reid • 1904: Hamilton • 1905: Hamilton / Quinn • 1906: Quinn • 1907: Quinn • 1908: Simpson • 1909: Hunter • 1910: Quinn • 1911: W. Reid • 1912: W. Reid • 1913: J. Reid • 1914: J. Reid • 1915: Gracie / Richardson • 1916: McColl • 1917: Yarnall • 1918: Ferguson • 1919: McLean • 1920: Ferguson • 1921: Ferguson • 1922: Walker • 1923: White • 1924: Halliday • 1925: Devlin • 1926: Devlin • 1927: McGrory • 1928: McGrory • 1929: Morrison • 1930: Yorston • 1931: Battles • 1932: MacFadyen • 1933: MacFadyen • 1934: Smith • 1935: Smith • 1936: McGrory • 1937: Wilson • 1938: Black • 1939: Venters • 1947: Mitchell • 1948: Aikman • 1949: Stott • 1950: Bauld • 1951: Reilly • 1952: Reilly • 1953: Fleming / Reilly • 1954: Wardhaugh • 1955: Bauld • 1956: Wardhaugh • 1957: Baird • 1958: Bauld / Murray • 1959: Baker • 1960: Baker • 1961: Harley • 1962: Gilzean • 1963: Millar • 1964: Gilzean • 1965: Forrest • 1966: Ferguson / McBride • 1967: Chalmers • 1968: Lennox • 1969: Cameron • 1970: Stein • 1971: Hood • 1972: Harper • 1973: Gordon • 1974: Deans • 1975: Gray / Pettigrew • 1976: Dalglish • 1977: Pettigrew • 1978: Johnstone • 1979: Ritchie • 1980: Somner • 1981: McGarvey • 1982: McCluskey • 1983: Nicholas • 1984: McClair • 1985: McDougall • 1986: McCoist • 1987: McClair • 1988: Coyne • 1989: McGhee / Nicholas • 1990: Robertson • 1991: Coyne • 1992: McCoist • 1993: McCoist • 1994: Hateley • 1995: Coyne • 1996: Van Hooijdonk • 1997: Cadete • 1998: Negri

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