included David Linighan, Davie Moyes, Jim Melrose, John McGinlay and Tony Kelly. Kasule played only 11 games in the 1988—89 relegation season with alcohol reportedly an increasing distraction for him. Ian McNeill resisted pressure from the club chairman to sell him in the close season and persisted with him for the 1989–90 season. However Kasule lasted only five games before missing another curfew and was transferred within a month. Hamilton Academical Aged 24 Kasule joined Hamilton Academical in the second of then three senior Scottish divisions for a cut price £15,000 fee. He came on against local rivals Airdrieonians as a sub 2—0 down with 20 minutes to go. He set up three goals to seal an unlikely comeback. However his off field problems soon returned. After playing 12 games he was arrested after an incident in Shrewsbury where he had revisited to attend a party. Later career He then had a succession of brief stints with clubs in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Finland and Malta. He retired from senior football aged 29 due to an achilles injury. After playing In 1996 he was reported in The Independent as having qualifications in accounting from Glasgow University and working in telephone banking. An article on the Albion Rovers club website in December 2016 stated Kasule was a community coach for BSC Glasgow. Kasule was a survivor of the Clutha Vaults 2013 Glasgow helicopter crash. Honours and accolades Team: Meadowbank Thistle - 1986–87 Scottish Second Division champions Individual: "Albion Rovers' all-time cult hero" run by Football Focus of the BBC in 2005. References Cult Heroes, Steve Boulton, BBC Books () () 1965 births Footballers from Glasgow Albion Rovers F.C. players Bohemian F.C. players Chesterfield F.C. players Hamilton Academical F.C. players Living people Livingston F.C. players Montrose F.C. players Portadown F.C. players Scottish Football League players Scottish footballers Shrewsbury Town F.C. players English Football League players Black British sportspeople Scottish people of Ugandan descent Sportspeople of Ugandan descent JIPPO players Association football wingers