Marching On Together

Favourite Scottish Team?

Personally I have to go back to the 60's/70's.

That Celtic side was out of this world

The first British club to win the European Cup back in 1967.

Too strong for the great Revie team in both semi-final legs in 1970.

Hearts .Bored with the Rangers -Celtic thing , always the underdog for me ......Italy it's Roma , Croatia ...Hajduk ( been there ) .

3-5-2

David Harvey, Gordon McQueen, Dom Matteo, Frank Gray, Gordan Strachan Billy Bremner, Eddie Gray, Gary McAllister Arthur Graham, Peter Lorimer and Joe Jordan

Hearts. When i was a kid my 1984 sticker album contained a Hearts crest in Silver foil and for some reason i was always drawn to it. In Footballing terms you have to say the Lisbon Lions were something special when all the players came from the local area. (i think i read it somewhere)

HarryofOz wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 10:43 am 3-5-2

David Harvey, Gordon McQueen, Dom Matteo, Frank Gray, Gordan Strachan Billy Bremner, Eddie Gray, Gary McAllister Arthur Graham, Peter Lorimer and Joe Jordan

Nice one, Harry

Not content with causing a war with Djokovic
Your now trying to start a religious war

I used to follow Meadowbank Thistle for no other reason than I liked their name

HarryofOz wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 10:43 am 3-5-2

David Harvey, Gordon McQueen, Dom Matteo, Frank Gray, Gordan Strachan Billy Bremner, Eddie Gray, Gary McAllister Arthur Graham, Peter Lorimer and Joe Jordan

What a great side that is Harry.

liggy wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 10:58 am Not content with causing a war with Djokovic
Your now trying to start a religious war:chair:

I remember going to Jack Charlton’s testimonial sometime in the early 70s. It was a friendly match arranged against Celtic and friendly being the operative word. It turned out to be a great celebration for Jack himself, played against a great atmosphere in the crowd so much so that by the end of the game the Celtic fans were chanting for us and we were chanting for them, although my mate did get his scarf nicked outside the ground. So I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for Celtic ever since.

But having said that, when I can be bothered, I would check the results of perennial strugglers Albion Rovers for no other reason than I just like the name!

I used to go to watch Stirling Albion occasionally when I lived there in the 80s, one of my mates is a diehard club member to this day.

It's the mighty RANGER'S for me

Berwick Rangers

also foreign team is Benfica

One of my mates sons plays for

West Allotment Celtic.... its about 60 mile to the border
So that would be pushing it a bit

1964white wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 10:25 am Personally I have to go back to the 60's/70's.

That Celtic side was out of this world

The first British club to win the European Cup back in 1967.

Too strong for the great Revie team in both semi-final legs in 1970.

It does highlight tho the plight of Scottish football
They were more than a match for England in the 60s and 70s
I don't buy this small nation theory
So is Croatia they got to a world cup final
Uraguay has a tiny population but produce top footballers.
Apart from the two giant's Scottish football is atrocious.

None really, but as a kid used to listen to the scores on Grandstand in the hope that one day there would be a Forfar 4 v 5 East Fife or
East Fife 5 v 4 Forfar………….I can’t ever recall there was though.

None for me. Boring league and as a kid I never took any interest in it even though my dad was Scottish.
Hamilton Academicals I believe were the team he followed

Season ticket holder at Raith for one season in the seventies

Muppet the Cat wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 11:57 am None really, but as a kid used to listen to the scores on Grandstand in the hope that one day there would be a Forfar 4 v 5 East Fife or
East Fife 5 v 4 Forfar………….I can’t ever recall there was though.

SupercallygoballisticCelticwereatrocious

In the 80s I loved watching Dundee United as they had a good team, played some great football and had some brilliant cup runs in Europe