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Adam Bate – www.ghostgoal.co.uk
@ghostgoal on a glorious summer for Wolves fans…
Read MoreSteven Hill
Not even defeat could take away from Reading’s day in the sun…
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James Allan, Glasvegas
Celtic’s 87-88 double-winning side were a bigger influence on Glasvegas frontman James Allan than any musician, but it was striker Andy ‘Elvis’ Walker who really stole his heart…
Read MoreAndrew Harbison
Demolition Derby leaves one fan in delirium as he listens in on his pocket radio…
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Edward Hodge
ournalist Ed Hodge on a glorious New Year for St Johnstone…
Read MoreDouglas Rae, Morton Chairman
The Morton chairman has experienced many great moments, but nothing beats the Third Division title win in 2003…
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Paul Craig
Celtic beat Hibs in a classic Hampden final, with two hat-tricks. Dixie Deans scores to order…
Read MoreBrian Scott, The Daily Mail
A 400-mile trek to Wembley in a battered Austin A40 … madness, right? Well, not if a 3-2 victory over the Auld Enemy and some Jim Baxter ball-juggling lies in wait. Brian Scott’s memory is still fired by that famous victory over England in 1967…
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Robbie Devine
Changed days indeed for Rangers but the memories of 1993 will never be forgotten…
Read MoreJames McIvor, Director of Scooped! Spoof Newspapers and Benchmark Books
From Simply Red to green-and-white glory, memories of Celtic’s 3-0 Old Firm victory in February 2011 will never leave James McIvor…
Read MoreLawrence John Lindsay
The seventh time is a charm for the Arabs’ hunt for a Scottish Cup…
Read MoreMaria Jardine
Where were you when Celtic won the European Cup? In one case, the answer is: in traction…
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Martin Langseth
On the eve of his ninth birthday, at his grandma’s house, a young boy from Norway watches a historic match…
Read MoreSteve Macleod
Isle of Lewis, 1976, watching a black-and-white TV and screaming on Rangers…
Read MoreGraeme Broadley
Glorious defeat and a spiritual football experience in the ‘Church’…
Read MoreJim Lalley
The greatest gift a father can give his son? Jimmy Johnstone comes close…
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Rob Hamilton
Fergie’s Dons defeat Bayern Munich, as viewed from the best seat in a packed house – thanks Dad!
Read MoreAlan Gillespie
How Klinsmann burst Raith Rovers’ bubble…
Read MoreMary Dornan
This Celtic supporter’s memory is not her first game, or the first goal she saw, but the first time she heard The Jungle sing its song…
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John Collins
A cheeky wink to the camera and, later, a calmly slotted penalty made Scotland’s 2-1 loss to Brazil in the opening game of World Cup 98 the most cherished moment of John Collins’ career…
Read MoreJohnathan Mitchell, Greenock Telegraph
It ended in glorious failure, but a 2-2 draw with Dundee United in a packed Cappielow in 1996 will live long in the memory…
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Kevin McCarra, Chief Football Writer, The Guardian
How can a match where you can barely see the action, in which the identity of the goalscorer is shrouded in mystery and your life is at risk with every surge of the Hampden crowd be the one that lives longest in the memory? Kevin McCarra explains…
Read MorePaul Williamson
Wembley 1987. Coventry v Spurs. One of the greatest FA Cup finals of all time…
Read MorePat Crerand
A great Scottish team ends a terrible streak against England and, recalls Pat Crerand, could have taken on the world…
Read MoreGordon McQueen
All your childhood dreams come true in one afternoon at Wembley…
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James Morgan
One day you’re playing with your brother on the street, pretending to score the winning goal in the cup final. Then one of you gets to do it for real while the other watches in awe…
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