In fact Finlay would then remain in Dumbarton for the rest of his days, within football coaching the town team in the 1930s but otherwise working as a Shipbuilding Engineer, having been married again locally in 1902 to Bridget McColl, also born on the High St., and with whom he would have two daughters. And the family involvement and contribution to football in the town and beyond would extend still further. His nephew, Willie's son Bob Speedie, would play for Dumbarton again in the 1930s, whilst Bob's cousin, Robert Ferrier Jnr., make from 1917 to 1937 over six hundred appearances as a left-winger for Motherwell. In 1901 Willie Speedie had married a Janet Ferrier. Indeed Bob Ferrier Jnr. might well have won Scottish caps too, had he not been born in Sheffield, his father, Robert Ferrier Snr., said Janet's brother, Dumbarton-born, an inside forward, six years older than Willie and initially also a Dumbarton player having then gone South, where between 1894 and 1906 he made over three hundred starts for The Wednesday.