Out now: Issue 33
Includes:
Unravelling Scotland’s Euro ’24 disaster
Observing the Tartan Army takeover of Germany
Scott Fleming kicks off a new series: A season with Ayr United
1967: The Inter point of view
A player’s guide to Scottish grounds
Interview with Lorenzo Amoruso
When Airdrie ‘Beastie Boys’ took on Sparta Prague
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Billy Hainey: How the first man of Tannadice set Dundee United on their way in Europe
Billy Hainey’s playing career was marked by a remarkable series of footballing firsts. Then, in 1966, he secured his place in the Tangerines’ Hall of Fame by scoring them their first ever European goal in a giant-killing Fairs Cup win over Barcelona.
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Where it all started: Remembering our Swedish caper in ’92
Scotland have qualified for Euro 2024 — the fourth time they will join the continent's elite for a summer of adventure. Daniel Gray reminisces on when Andy Roxburgh’s team made the breakthrough in '92.
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The legendary game that led to a legendary headline
Caley did indeed go ballistic. Celtic were indeed atrocious.
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From Trinidad to Scotland: Russell Latapy’s love affair with Hibs and Falkirk
Russell Latapy lit up Scottish football for over a decade, bringing joy to fans and delight to his teammates through an irrepressible love of the game and of life.
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Jocky Scott: A man for all seasons
As a forward with Dundee and Aberdeen, Jocky Scott was ahead of his time. As a coach, he has been even more influential over the decades.