📘 Sir Alex Ferguson said: "It is impossible not to have known of Bobby Dinnie if you have in any way been involved in Boys´ Club and Youth Football from the mid 50s to 90s. I had many experiences of Bobby in his time with Possil YM, firstly as a young player with Drumchapel Amateurs and later when I was a young fledgling manager with St. Mirren. Bobby had the wonderful ability to spot young talent and nurture them to greater things and his most famous boy, Kenny Dalglish, was testimony to his ability." Kenny Dalglish said: "I first met Bobby when I was about thirteen-years-old when a friend of mine took me to Possilpark YMCA for a game of football; we played at Perthshire Juniors´ park in a friendly on a Sunday morning. It was the start of a few really enjoyable years playing football and mixing with a great group of lads who were involved at the YMCA. None of us would have had the opportunity to have enjoyed ourselves if it hadn´t been for the dedication of Bobby Dinnie. People like Bobby are the lifeblood of football and without them the professional game would not be what it is today and many of the lads that made a career out of football that played for Bobby at the YMCA would not have done so without the help of Bobby. He was an influential figure for many lads who did not make a career out of football and who were also better people for having met and enjoyed the man who is, Bobby Dinnie."'The Scout: The Bobby Dinnie Story' follows the life path of...