An original Celt the Scotland-intenational Mick Dunbar was part of the Bhoys team which won their inaugural game against Rangers on May 28th 1888.

The former Hibernian player was a scheming inside-left whose only weakness was that he didn't score enough goals. He was however a valuable player who combined graft and craft to good effect and despite a tall and gangly appearance he was a sturdy individual who could take the hardest of knocks.

Mick played 32 games for Celtic and scored 10 goals before retiring in 1893. He became a Celtic director in April 1897.