Career
Born in Aberchirder, Banffshire, Bremner began his football career with Banff-based Highland League club Deveronvale before joining in 1971, turning professional in November 1972. He made his only appearance for while with Hibs in March 1976, coming on as a substitute for Kenny Dalglish in the game against Switzerland. He moved to in 1979 for a fee of £275,000 and quickly settled as a regular in the side.
In his second season with the club he was an ever-present as they took the Football League title, their first for 71 years.
He helped Birmingham to promotion back to the First Division, relegation back to the Second Division the following season, and a further relegation to the Third Division before moving to Fulham on a free transfer in August 1989. He joined Walsall in March 1990 on non-contract terms and subsequently played for Stafford Rangers before retiring in 1991.
After retiring as a player he worked for the Professional Football players" Association, subsequently becoming the managing director of the financial division of the organisation.
