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Jean-Michel Assaad
Aboutrika works his magic with the last kick of the ball…Jean-Michel Assaad
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Eric Caldow
Captain for club and country, 600 games without a booking, and a man even Gento only knew one way past…
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Brian Hanley
Unlucky Scotland — yet again…
Read MoreJim Drysdale
Tynescastle in the Seventies was an unforgettable experience for one young Jambo…
Read MorePat Crerand
A great Scottish team ends a terrible streak against England and, recalls Pat Crerand, could have taken on the world…
Read MoreJonathan Wilson
The Guardian’s Jonathan Wilson’s personal account of the power of football memories…
Read MoreJoseph McCormack
How Albert Kidd ensured Joseph McCormack would support Celtic forever…
Read MoreKenny Logan
Kenny Logan may have a lifelong love affair with Rangers, but not even celebrating an Ally McCoist sclaff could trump an unforgettable night at the 2005 Champions League final in Istanbul…
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Martin Greig, Freelance Sports Writer
Doesn’t everyone’s dad play fives at the age of 66, not only keeping up with but taking the names of men half his age? Martin Greig is starting to suspect the old boy could be a bit special…
Read MoreAllan Brown
Forget Gretna; Clyde scalping Celtic was the real fairytale in the 2006 Scottish Cup…
Read MoreMatt Leslie
Was this the greatest comeback of all time?…
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Eamon Sweeney
From their deathbed to Europa League ecstasy against the mighty Spurs. Keep on Hooping!…
Read MoreSir Steve Redgrave
Even Olympic legends have to hustle to get tickets for the big game – and it doesn’t help when you get swindled by Bayern Munich fraudsters…
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Brian Christie
Two great games…
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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 MoreAlan Clark
Being a ball boy at Cappielow is an unforgettable experience for one young fan…
Read MoreBryan Cooney, Sunday Herald
Former Dons player Eddie Thomson was a hard man on the pitch and a true friend off it…
Read MoreNeil White, Freelance Sports Journalist
If you can survive an eight-foot drop onto the concrete concourse around the Brockville pitch and the crowd-surfing title celebration that follows, you get to be a Falkirk supporter for the rest of your life…
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Tony Hamilton, The Celtic View
Tony Hamilton takes the great Billy McNeill back to the Estadio Nacional in Lisbon to relive Celtic’s finest hour…
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Daniel Gray
Daniel Gray never got closer to football than the season Juninho came to his beloved Middlesbrough, a heady ride that ended in a moment, not quite shared, that is with him forever…
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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…
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William McPhillips
Georgios Samaras has one of his best days for Celtic in the cauldron of an away Old Firm match…
Read MoreArthur Trubshaw
30 years of disappointment wiped out by an unforgettable experience in Seville…
Read MoreLes Brattesani
Scotland v Hungary, 1954 – live and unmissable on the school loudspeaker system…
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Paul Craig
Celtic beat Hibs in a classic Hampden final, with two hat-tricks. Dixie Deans scores to order…
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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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