Following his contract termination at Annan Athletic, Scott Norman, 19, has been attempting to get back into the sport through several channels, with Queens being his saving grace.
Scott said: “I’m on a full professional contract but also on a development loan to Gretna.
“I signed for Queens officially on January 2 and Eddie Warwick phoned me as soon as I had my release from Annan and I think they just watched me playing a few times when I got on for Annan, I’m sure it was Jim Thomson who watched me.”
Embracing the opportunity to showcase his talent on a larger stage, the predominant left back, is hoping to develop his ability with better players and regular games for the U 20s of Queen of the South.
Despite the offer, Scott is still unsure about his future in the sport.
He said: “By the end of the season I’ll review what Queens are offering and compare it to uni, as I have some conditional offers sitting for me.”
QoS contract for Scott
FOOTBALL stardom is the dream for a young Gretna boy, after he was handed a contract by Scottish Championship side Queen of the South.
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