David Moyes and Alex McLeish join Scottish football legends at Craig Brown’s funeral after his death last month at 82

Icons of Scottish football turned out enmasse at the funeral of former Scotland team manager Craig Brown on Tuesday.

Brown sadly died at the age of 82 while surrounded by close family members in June following a short illness in University Hospital, Ayr.

He established a legendary status within football north of the border after taking Scotland to the 1998 World Cup in France and managing Aberdeen after stints in England at Fulham and Preston North End.

West Ham boss David Moyes paid his respects to Brown as he arrived wearing a black suit and tie alongside his father at a service taking place at Ayr Racecourse.

Moyes had been in charge of Preston during his first permanent managerial position up until 2002 before leaving for Everton, with Brown filling in as his successor.

West Ham manager David Moyes (right) attended the service with his father (left)

Former Scotland manager Alex McLeish who twice took on the position was also in attendance

Aberdeen boss Barry Robson (middle) joined others at Ayr Racecourse on Tuesday afternoon

Fellow former Scotland manager Alex McLeish was also in attendance and joined the event to honour the life of one of Scottish football’s greats.

Brown had previously defended McLeish after he was reappointed national team boss 11 years after leaving his role in 2007 with critics at the time labelling him as ‘disloyal’.

McLeish had also previously starred in the Scotland set-up under Brown but retired from national duties before their final World Cup bow.

Aberdeen legend Willie Miller was also in attendance on Tuesday as he joined former team-mates and friends in the coastal town.

Scotland and Aberdeen legend Willie Miller also featured at the service honouring Brown

Former Scotland manager Brown passed away at the age of 82 in June following a short illness 

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes (right) was also pictured arriving at the service

Miller featured in two World Cup campaigns for Scotland – 1982 and 1986 – but finished his playing career prior to Brown’s takeover.

Other notable attendees included former Scottish star Archie Knox who also worked alongside Sir Alex Ferguson during the Manchester United icon’s time in charge at Aberdeen.

Current Aberdeen manager Barry Robson was also present at Brown’s funeral after taking time out of his side’s pre-season preparations to attend.

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes was also pictured arriving at the service.