The family of a Rutherglen man who coached a pioneering women's football team have spoken of their pride at his achievements.
James Kelly bossed the Rutherglen ladies team during the 1920s and 30s, at a time when the women's game was essentially outlawed by the sport's governing bodies.
The local ladies have recently earned a national spotlight, after a BBC documentary examined the team, and an exhibition on their many achievements is currently on show at Rutherglen town hall, until August 12.
