Scottish Football Souvenirs from the Golden Years

Our book is available from September 27th and is published by @PitchPublishing In support of this I have created this account to highlight some of the great teams and players as well as many lesser known ones too who played in Scottish Football from 1946 to 1986. @davstu11

Final ones for now. Four non-Scots Wild Cards.

Two from Bobby Robson's Ipswich Town side.

Next up John Duncan and George Wood.

Two from Derby next.

Going old school with the four non-Scots Wild Cards with these guys.

Final two from the Sky Blues. Tommy Hutchison and Ian Wallace.

Some more from Coventry with Jim Holton and Bobby McDonald.

Next up David Hay and Jim Blyth.

Final four for noo. Four non-Scot wild cards of my choosing from Birmingham and Bolton.

Next up Peter Cormack and Ian Britton.

Next a pair of Robins.

Next up Willie Morgan and John Shaw.

Introducing the 'wild cards' and our final four for noo. A not so random choice of non-Scots i.e. favourites of mine. I'll do two from each team as we go through the set.

The moustachioed Dick and Ian Campbell in this pic. Late 70s/early 80s

Next up Andy Gray and the much missed Jimmy Calderwood. Not sure why it says he represented England at Under 23 level though. He did play for Scotland U23's though v England in 1974.

Next Ken McNaught and Tommy Craig. Tommy's hair a wee bit draker than it should be.

Ok so we begin with the Panini Football '79 album with biographies included! First up Willie Young (again) and Gordon Smith.

Just about to start going through the Football 79 album. With the biography or without? What do you think?

Some recent arrivals.

@FXMC1957 He would have been alright if he hadn't taken that bloody Emu up there with him.

17 March 1999. Rod Hull died (aged 63). He always appeared with Emu, a mute and highly aggressive arm-length puppet. Hull died in a tragic accident while trying to adjust the TV aerial on the roof of his bungalow, then slipping and falling to his death.