Adam Strachan

TRIBUTES are being paid to the former Partick Thistle and Ross County star Adam Strachan, who has passed away at the age of 35.Strachan, a midfielder,

"Thoughts and prayers go out to Adam's family and friends at this difficult time." "Our thoughts are with Adam's family and friends at this difficult time." "Thoughts go out to all his friends and family at this difficult team." “He was one hell of a talent. "Our thoughts are with Adam's family, friends and loved ones at this time." "The thoughts of everyone connected with Partick Thistle FC are with Adam and his family at this dreadfully sad time."

He scored eight goals during his time at Dingwall. The circumstances around his death are not yet known. Strachan was a product of the Partick Thistle youth ...

The former Jags attacking midfielder was well known for his ability and his sad passing has been met with a flood of tributes from former players and clubs ...

The thoughts and condolences are with Adam’s family and friends at this time." Former EK teammate Sean Winter said: "Can not believe the news I am hearing about Adam Strachan. He made over 70 appearances at Firhill before a move to Ross County in 2008, helping the current Premiership side rise up the football ranks.

Ross County joined his other old clubs in paying poignant tributes to him following the news of his death.

“He was one hell of a talent. In the years since then, Strachan spent time on the books at various clubs in Scottish football including Dumbarton, Albion Rovers, Clyde, Arbroath and East Kilbride among others. The midfielder, who most recently played for Lowland League side Broomhill, came through the youth ranks at Partick Thistle before making his senior debut during the 2003/04 season.