Roderick John "Roddy" McEachrane (3 February 1877 – 16 November 1952) was a Scottish footballer, born in Inverness. McEachrane moved to Canning Town, London at the age of 20, to work at the Thames Iron Works, and joined the works football team, Thames Ironworks F.C. He soon settled in the side as a left half-back with a reputation for tough tackling. He was an ever-present for The Irons in the 1898–99 season, helping them to win the Southern League Division Two title. He was again an ever-present the following season, and again during Thames Ironworks' first season under their new name, West Ham United. McEachrane was also one of the Irons' first players to turn professional and during his time as a player for the club (in both its incarnations) he amassed 113 appearances and 6 goals.