Stewart McNab Adam Scullion was born on 18 April 1946 and is a Scottish former footballer, who played as a winger.
11 Facts About Stewart Scullion
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Stewart Scullion was their second highest goalscorer in his first season, and in both years was named in the league's second All-star team.
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Stewart Scullion moved to England from his hometown of Bo'ness, West Lothian aged 13.
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Stewart Scullion attended Bourne Secondary School in Ruislip, and worked as a clerk for British European Airways.
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Stewart Scullion started his football career at amateur club Chesham United, who at that time played in the Athenian League.
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Stewart Scullion joined Football League side Charlton Athletic as an amateur in November 1964, turning professional three months later.
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However, Stewart Scullion did not play a league game for Charlton, and in February 1966 he was signed by Watford manager Ken Furphy in a deal that saw Cliff Holton move in the opposite direction.
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Still contracted to Watford, Stewart Scullion was loaned to North American Soccer League franchise Tampa Bay Rowdies in May 1975.
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Stewart Scullion scored 7 goals in 18 NASL games that season, helping the side win the Eastern Division.
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Stewart Scullion was named in the 1975 NASL All-star second team.
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Stewart Scullion helped the 1976 indoor Rowdies win the NASL's Spring indoor tournament.