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Our club was formed back in 1989, as a result of a merger between Rosslyn Sports and Mugiemoss FC.
"The Moss" were one of the oldest junior clubs in existence, having been formed back in 1887, and at the helm were current Dyce Life President Norman Mackay and the late, great Ian Mair.
The merger was brought about when both clubs had ground issues, and with both wishing to retain their own name a compromise was reached for the new club to be called Dyce Juniors FC and the home ground would be Rosslyn Park.
All the officials from Rosslyn left shortly afterwards, and it was left to Norman and Ian to take the club forward. Vice President Bill Thomson and Secretary Keith McIntosh were then added to the committee to assist. In 2000 we were dealt a devastating blow with the sad loss of Ian Mair. A true gentleman, a legend of the club and a man who's commitment and dedication is something seldom seen in modern day football.
It was immediately agreed that we would rename our ground Ian Mair Park in his memory.
Various improvements have since been made to the ground, with a new pavilion, sponsors lounge and covered area for spectators being built and more recently the introduction of floodlights, as we hope to continue improving our excellent facilities at Ian Mair Park.
"The Moss" were one of the oldest junior clubs in existence, having been formed back in 1887, and at the helm were current Dyce Life President Norman Mackay and the late, great Ian Mair.
The merger was brought about when both clubs had ground issues, and with both wishing to retain their own name a compromise was reached for the new club to be called Dyce Juniors FC and the home ground would be Rosslyn Park.
All the officials from Rosslyn left shortly afterwards, and it was left to Norman and Ian to take the club forward. Vice President Bill Thomson and Secretary Keith McIntosh were then added to the committee to assist. In 2000 we were dealt a devastating blow with the sad loss of Ian Mair. A true gentleman, a legend of the club and a man who's commitment and dedication is something seldom seen in modern day football.
It was immediately agreed that we would rename our ground Ian Mair Park in his memory.
Various improvements have since been made to the ground, with a new pavilion, sponsors lounge and covered area for spectators being built and more recently the introduction of floodlights, as we hope to continue improving our excellent facilities at Ian Mair Park.