Scott McKay has been a dedicated member of Ratho Athletic FC for nearly two decades. A former player, Scott transitioned into the committee and later became the manager, leading the team to a league and cup double. After taking on the role of club secretary, he is now proudly managing our new Over 35's team, continuing his unwavering commitment to the club’s success.

Rory McLean, a former player for Ratho Athletic FC, hung up his boots and quickly became an integral part of the club’s operations. He led the team during their first-ever season in the top flight, where we remain today. After his time as manager, Rory moved into the role of club secretary, where he continues to play a vital role in the club’s ongoing success and development.

Ryan Neilson is a current player for the Saturday amateur team and is also responsible for managing the club’s social media, website, and sponsorships. Highly dedicated to growing the club, Ryan is deeply involved in various off-pitch projects aimed at expanding the club’s reach and making it even better. His passion for Ratho Athletic FC and his commitment to its development make him a key figure in the club's ongoing success.

David Whelan recently joined Ratho Athletic FC as a player, but has now hung up his boots to focus on coaching. He has taken up the role of co-manager for the Saturday amateur team, where his coaching abilities have greatly contributed to the team’s development. Alongside this, David continues to play for the Over 35’s team. His efforts extend beyond the pitch, as he plays a key role in the club’s growth off the field and is an integral member of the committee.

Stuart McLeary, a former player for Ratho Athletic FC, continues to support the club. He now assists with training sessions and helps out with any tasks that need to be done around the club. Stuart’s hands-on approach and commitment to the team make him a valuable asset to Ratho Athletic FC.

David Archer, affectionately known as "Pops," has been with Ratho Athletic FC since its founding in 1991. A true club legend, Pops is renowned for rarely missing a training session or game. Currently, he serves as the club’s groundskeeper and medical man, roles in which he provides invaluable support. Pops is a highly respected figure within the club, admired for his unwavering dedication and commitment to the team.

Liam "Griff" Griffin has been the assistant for the Saturday amateur team for several years, playing a crucial role in supporting the management both at training sessions and on match days. A key figure at the club, Griff is known for his dedication and passion, always giving his all to help the team succeed. His love for Ratho Athletic FC is evident in everything he does.

Bradley Crane has been involved with Ratho Athletic FC for over a decade. A former player who once played in pro youth football, Bradley’s career was unfortunately cut short by injuries. Despite this setback, he remains an integral part of the club as the current manager of the Saturday amateur team, where his leadership and experience continue to guide and inspire the players.

Graham "Fozzie" Forrest, a former player for Ratho Athletic FC, transitioned into a management role after retiring from playing. Fozzie played a key part in helping the club begin its journey to the top. Today, he serves as the club's goalkeeper coach, continuing to pass on his knowledge and experience to the next generation of players. Fozzie’s dedication and passion for the club remain as strong as ever.

Ally McRitchie is a current player for the Saturday amateur team, known for his exceptional finishing abilities. In addition to his playing role, Ally serves as the Assistant Manager for the Over 35's team, where he brings his experience and passion for the game to help guide and support the team’s development. His reputation and commitment to the club are highly valued both on and off the pitch