Ask someone outside Scotland what Scottish football is, and you will usually get the same answer. Celtic and Rangers. The Old Firm. Glasgow. Noise, history, rivalry. That is not wrong, but it is incomplete in a way that borders on unfair. When the world only checks in for two clubs, it misses what Scottish football […]
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Few players have captured the hearts of fans quite like Duncan Ferguson did at Everton. Known as “Big Dunc” for his imposing physical presence and towering height, Ferguson’s career at Goodison Park is the stuff of legend. His passion, commitment, and occasional flashes of temper made him one of the most beloved and unique figures […]
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The year 1972 holds a special place in the annals of Glasgow Rangers‘ storied history. It was the year when the club etched its name into European football folklore by winning the European Cup Winners’ Cup. This triumph was not just a testament to the skill and determination of the team but also a […]
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Gordon Strachan’s international career with Scotland spanned over 12 years, during which he earned 50 caps and represented his country in two World Cup tournaments. He made his debut for Scotland in 1980 and quickly became a key player in the midfield, known for his tenacity, vision, and leadership on the pitch. Strachan’s most memorable […]
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Frank McAvennie is a former Scottish international footballer who enjoyed a successful and well-travelled career in the game. Born on February 22, 1959, in Glasgow, Scotland, McAvennie is best known for his time as a striker playing for various clubs in the 1980s and 1990s. His career began at St. Mirren, where he quickly gained […]
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The phrase originates from the song “Three Lions,” which was released in 1996 for the UEFA European Championship (commonly referred to as Euro ’96) that was hosted by England. The song was performed by comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner along with the band The Lightning Seeds. The lyrics capture the perpetual hope and frequent […]
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In the world of football, few rivalries are as intense and storied as the one between England and Scotland, affectionately known as the “Auld Enemy” clash. This rivalry, steeped in history, passion, and national pride, has produced some of the most memorable and iconic games in football history. In this blog, we’ll take a trip […]
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Football, often referred to as the “Beautiful Game,” has woven itself into the fabric of Scottish culture, igniting passions, rivalries, and dreams that span generations. Scotland’s football history is a tapestry of triumphs, heartaches, and moments of sheer brilliance. Join us as we embark on a journey through the annals of Scottish football and explore […]
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The Scotland international midfielder Des Bremner spent the vast majority of his career at Easter Road, Villa Park and at St Andrews. The defensive midfielder began his career at Hibernian where he made his debut in 1972, he went on to make 199 appearances for the Hibees scoring 18 goals in the process. In 1979, […]
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The talented Leeds United team of the 60’s and 70’s was made up of Internationals from all corners of the British Isles and Ireland. Under the stewardship of manager Don Revie, The Peacocks won two First Division titles, FA Cup and League Cup domestically. In European competition they won the Inter-City Fairs Cup twice. SHOP […]
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