Robbie Winters

Robbie Winters

Robbie had been plying his trade in Scotland for ten years before accepting the chance to try his luck south of the border at Luton, but he then saw only 45 minutes of action at Kenilworth Road!

Starting with Dundee United in 1992, Robbie soon earned a reputation as a brave and forceful striker which won him a big money move to Aberdeen where he became a prolific scorer, although his most memorable performance came in the Scottish F A Cup final of 2000 when he replaced injured goalkeeper Jim Leighton after two minutes and conceded four goals as Rangers romped home 4-0.

By now a Scottish international, Robbie came to Joe Kinnear’s Luton in August 2002 but played only the first half of the opening day defeat at the hands of Peterborough without making an impact.

He then decided on a complete change of scene and joined Brann in Norway but returned to Scotland, turning out for a number of teams until well into his forties.