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@Dickson_SMFC @DanKNorris I didn’t nab them from anyone. They are freely available without reference for credit in a number of places . Btw I never use anything from Instagram . But thank you @danknorris.

@robertmdaws At least credit @DanKNorris, the guy you nabbed them from for content. instagram.com/danknorris/

Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿crests/badges

@JackForzy 😄

@robertmdaws Factually no, vaguely 😉

@JackForzy No, I didn't take it that way thanks. Glad you could put it factually correct 👍

@robertmdaws Not having a go at you personally 👍

@JackForzy Fair enough. I don't have the knowledge to disagree or otherwise .

@robertmdaws Nope, they were founded in 1995, before that they were Meadowbank Thistle from 1974 and before that they were Ferranti Thistle. They’re not even originally from Livingston, they’re a failed Edinburgh club.

@JackForzy 1943: Founded as Ferranti Thistle. 1974: Renamed Meadowbank Thistle. 1995: Relocated to Livingston and renamed Livingston FC

@robertmdaws Livingston weren’t formed in 1943 🥴

STADE de LUXEMBOURG 🇱🇺 The national stadium of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, serving as the home venue for both the national football and rugby teams. Opened in September 2021. Capacity c9,500.

@CelticFC and @DundeeFC Nov 1964

ZITO (José Ely de Miranda ) 🇧🇷 He is one of the few players to have won two consecutive FIFA World Cups (in 1958 and 1962)

@casscj70 👍

@robertmdaws Went there for the European Cup Winners Cup Final in 1998 - lovely stadium, albeit was showing its age by then.

RASUNDA Stadium , Sweden 🇸🇪 It was the historic national football stadium of Sweden, located in the Solna Municipality of Stockholm. It was famously one of only two venues in the world to have hosted the final of both a men’s and a women’s FIFA World Cup. The stadium officially closed on 22 November 2012 following a Europa League match between AIK and Napoli.

GARY STEVENS 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

FRANK WORTHINGTON ..... a good read

DENMARK 🇩🇰1992

@KrissCollins3 I'm not sure anybody really knows for sure 🙏

@robertmdaws Why did he do it?

GARY SPEED 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

VICTORIA BUS STATION , London in the 1950's

WORLD CUP 1966 🏆⚽️ The draw which took place in a London Hotel in the January

HAITI 🇭🇹⚽️ World Cup 1974 Haiti made its historic debut as the first Caribbean nation to qualify for the tournament. In their opening match, Emmanuel Sanon scored shortly after half-time to give Haiti a shock 1–0 lead against Italy. This goal ended Italian goalkeeper Dino Zoff's world-record run of 1,142 minutes (12 games) without conceding an international goal. Sanon remains the only Haitian player to score in a World Cup finals, having netted both of the team's goals in West Germany. Haiti faced the eventual third-place finishers, Poland, and traditional giants Italy and Argentina, finishing 15th out of 16 teams overall.

@robertmdaws “Chris Waddle.” m.youtube.com/watch?v=bNa9bA…

NEILL WEBB @NFFC #NFFC