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BvB and me

How Ballspielverein Borussia 09 e.V. Dortmund became a part of life for me and my son.

By Hugh MacDonald


East End boy

I should support Hibs. But I love Celtic. And I look out for Brechin. However my soul belongs to West Ham United.

By Alastair McKay


Remembering Ralph

Prodigiously talented, hard-drinking, headstrong, self-deprecating: Ralph Milne was many things. Above all, he was great company.

By Neil Forsyth




The making of Pat Nevin

Pat Nevin has always been a man apart, as a footballer who loved the arts and a tricky winger with a phenomenal appetite for the hard graft of defending. Now one of the most respected pundits, he recalls his early journey from Easterhouse to Stamford Bridge.

By Simon Hart



Grounds for optimism

Fixtured life recommenced on August 6. Daniel Gray and photographer Alan McCredie witnessed it in Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline, Alloa, Falkirk, Gorgie and Perth.

By Daniel Gray


One year in a hotel

It wasn’t just poor performances on the pitch that led to David Moyes’ early exit from Spanish football management.

By Euan McTear


Rover’s return

Owen Coyle’s managerial trajectory once looked set to propel him from Falkirk to the very highest level. After 17 months in MLS, he is back in the English Championship with Blackburn Rovers. Can a manager once regarded as a perfect fit for the Scotland job get his career back on track?

By Chris Tait








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