Superheroes Number 27 - John Moffat Very few players spanned the five year gap between the demise of King’s park and the birth of Stirling Albion. King’s park played their last game in 1940, and One such player was left-half John Moffat, who had played for Brentford, John played in the first ever He was a wing-half of the ‘old school’, concentrating more on defensive duties than on getting forward. He did, however, manage to score 5 goals in his 72 appearances for John’s days for playing at the top level were past and he was released by the club in 1949, after promotion to Division A. John’s part in the rise to prominence should never be forgotten. His cousin, Walter Moffat, was a goalkeeper with |