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Lindsay McGee

Speaking the international language of football in Myanmar, with Lindsay McGee (and taxi driver)…

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Joe Jordan

The pride in wearing a Scotland jersey at a World Cup (or three)…

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Tom Anderson

The genius of Slim Jim Baxter…

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Andrew Harbison

Demolition Derby leaves one fan in delirium as he listens in on his pocket radio…

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C.J. Collier

A lucky Celtic supporter receives a birthday present from Lisbon…

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Tom Hogg

On the hunt for Garvies Pola Cola bottles at Firhill…

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George Greig

George Greig and his three friends endure freezing temperatures and thick fog to watch Scotland play England at Wembley…

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The Kilmarnock team celebrate with the trophy.

Scott Todd

A fan’s-eye-view of the 1997 Scottish Cup final…

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Paul Capaldi

January 1, 1973. Hearts 0 HIbs 7. “The best Ne’er Day ever.”…

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Eddi Reader

A young Eddie Reader finds herself entranced by the genius of Jimmy Johnstone and repelled by the violence of Atletico Madrid…

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Peter Chan

“Men against boys”, they said, but it was Blackburn who ended up being taught a lesson…

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Alan Gillespie

How Klinsmann burst Raith Rovers’ bubble…

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Steve Graves

Liverpool v Millwall 0. 1990. Anfield. Hope vanishing. Then, a Gary Gillespie header from, oh, 60 yards!…

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Mike Rogers

Tough times as a Huddersfield fan in the 70s…

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Paul Cuddihy, The Celtic View

It’s a quiet day in the office of The Celtic View when Martin O’Neill, who has just stepped down as manager, comes in after clearing out his desk at Celtic Park. He sits down and gives those staff his going away present – two hours of special stories and insights from his legendary career…

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Alan Clark

Being a ball boy at Cappielow is an unforgettable experience for one young fan…

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Gerry Tartagila

Martin O’Neill’s angry reaction to defeat helps soothe this supporter…

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Tom Hall

Sauzee-inspired Hibs scare the life out of AEK Athens in 2001…

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Alex Salmond

‘Trust me, son,’ said Alex Salmond’s father as he held his lad aloft to see Hearts win the 1962 League Cup final, ‘there will be many more days like this’. The two of them waited 36 years to see Hearts win another trophy, and another encounter with a Tynecastle hero…

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Colin Armstrong – My First Rangers Kit

Colin’s first Rangers kit accompanied him through many great memories…

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Steven Hill

Not even defeat could take away from Reading’s day in the sun…

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Eamon Sweeney

From their deathbed to Europa League ecstasy against the mighty Spurs. Keep on Hooping!…

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Ian Rankin

Have you ever been to a game where there were more players than spectators? Ian Rankin recommends checking out Cowdenbeath reserves…

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Colin Orr, Greenock Tele and St Mirren FC website

Colin Orr explains why years of mediocrity following St Mirren are a price he is willing to pay for one glorious season of Tom Hendrie’s total football…

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Mark McGhee

Don’t drink and play, unless you’re getting watched by the scouts!…

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McAllister makes his mark

Steven Dow

Livi weren’t mean to win the Cup. Then, Jamie McAllister started running…and running…

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Charlie Allan, Sports Editor, Evening Express

An incredible tale of how the last years in the life of an Aberdeen great of the 1930s intersected with a journalist who would become the chief chronicler of the club in the modern era…

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The night The Busby Babes finally got their trophy

Chris

An eight-year-old watches United claim the greatest club trophy in the world in 1968…

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David Neish

George Best in a Hibs shirt … the dream becomes reality…

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Alan Pattullo, The Scotsman

Alan Pattullo recalls watching Claudio Caniggia on a smuggled television at school, and then following his career all the way to his team, Dundee, by which time he has a chance to interview the great man – if he can catch him…

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