SCOTTISH FOOTBALL HISTORIAN magazine No.159, 4th issue of 2021 full colour

Description: NOW IN FULL COLOUR, with extra pages The current issue of SCOTTISH FOOTBALL HISTORIAN magazine, No. 159, the 4th of 2021, a 32 page quarterly magazine devoted to the history and heritage of Scottish football. Contents of this issue, No. 159, 4th of 2021, include:Scottish Cup Shocks by John WeirThe Story of Scotland's Badge by Douglas GormanEast Fife's First Match by Jim StewartPollokshields Athletic 1877-1889 by John WeirKarl Pekarna (Rangers) - Europe's First Professional Footballer by Forrest RobertsonIrvine Meadow v Cambuslang Rangers by Gordon McCreathTommy Ring's North-East Sojourn by Peter MyersGraduates from Lochgelly West Primary School's 1947-48 teamTop Three Surnames amongst Internationalists by Jim Stewart Obituaries ofAlastair Alexander (BBC Sport) John Anderson (Johnstone Burgh, Stoke City, Morton, Third Lanark, Australia) Frank Brogan (St Roch's, Celtic, Ipswich Town, Halifax Town) Tommy Coggill (Kilmarnock, Queen of the South, Hamilton Accies, Blantyre Vics) Ally Dawson (Rangers), Blackburn Rovers, Hamilton Accies) Charlie Gallagher (Yoker Athletic, Celtic, Dumbarton) Jimmy Gabriel (Dundee, Everton, Southampton, Bournemouth, Brentford) Derek Haston (Falkirk, Dunipace, Whitburn, Camelon) Jim Hossack (football historian) Tommy Leishman (St Mirren, Liverpool, Hibs, Linfield, Stranraer) Hugh Mackay (Rutherglen Glencairn) John May (Inverurie Loco Works, Forfar Athletic) Kevin McCann (Airdrieonians, Queen of the South, Stenhousemuir, Lanark United) Alan Miller (Arsenal, Middlesbrough, West Brom, Blackburn Rovers, St Johnstone) John W. Paterson (referee) Ken Ronaldson (Aberdeen, Bristol Rovers, Gillingham) John Sludden (Celtic, St Johnstone, Airdrieonians, Ayr United, Kilmarnock, East Fife, Clydebank, Clyde, Stenhousemuir, Bo'ness United, East Stirling) Bobby Stein (Raith Rovers, Montrose, East Stirling) Billy Reid (Motherwell, Airdrieonians) Bobby Waddell (Dundee, Blackpool, Bradford PA, East Fife, Montrose, Newburgh, St Andrews United) George Welsh (Elgin City, Nairn County)Book ReviewsScottish League & Cup Football Volume 2 (1895-98) We Had a Dream, Scotland Internationals in the Black and White Era Scottish Football Almanac 2021/22 Tartan Throstles Volume 1 1878-1939 Each edition comprises 32 pages and contains original research on the history of the game in Scotland, its personalities, players, teams etc. ; reproductions of long-forgotten articles on Scottish Football History ; book reviews, obituaries, exchange of information, and news and views of interest to all those with an interest in the history of Scottish Football.. Recent back issues of Scottish Football Historian are also listed for sale on eBay There may be discounts on postage of sales of multiple items. Please ask for an invoice if you buy more than one item. Also available from this seller, on straight-sale, BUY IT NOW on eBay A GREAT NEW NOVEL FOR SCOTTISH FOOTBALL FANS HOW SCOTLAND WON THE WORLD CUP A novel by John Jackson The ultimate feel-good book for every Scot It is Wednesday February 7th 2018, and St Johnstone manager Jimmy Murray is watching a Scottish Cup replay between Hearts and Dunfermline Athletic. As he is leaving the stadium he has two conversations which start a sequence of events over the next 151 days which will change his life - and the lives of every Scot - and the course of World Football History. The twists and turns of how Scotland won the 2018 World Cup are thrillingly described in this 260 page softback novel.A HISTORY AND GUIDE TO FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES by John LitsterNew 130 page book, revised and updated from the now out-of print 2000 version, including 130 new illustrations.Written by Programme Monthly founding editor John Litster, this book presents the history of famous and antique programmes. and A MUST-READ BOOK FOR SCOTTISH FOOTBALL FANS 50 YEARS OF SCOTTISH FOOTBALL From Baxter to Balde, from The Beatles to Bankruptcy 1963 to 2013 described and remembered by John Litster (It was nearly called Fifty Shades of Green and Blue !)In 306 pages of text, Scottish football historian and former football club administrator John Litster describes his 50 years of watching Scottish football, his studies of the way the game has developed and is operated, and the changes he has noticed since he attended his first football match on 26th October 1963. He describes the new experiences he encountered as grounds were visited for the first time ; history-changing matches were attended ; great players and teams were seen ; notable careers were started, and ended. There is coverage of the new influences in the game (agents, internet, television, the Bosman rule, all seated stadia etc) and the waning of the old (Saturday night sports papers, terraces, native Scots in top division and international teams etc) First hand accounts of several key incidents in the game contribute to this picture of changing times - St Johnstone’s surprise sacking of Alex Totten, Graeme Souness’s row with a tea lady, when Fergie thought Hearts had won the League, and several others. These stories, personal observations, opinions, constructive criticism and human interest stories are interwoven with a history of Scottish football from 1963 to 2013, packed into 306 pages of text - there are no statistics or photographs. 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