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Painting it blue
By Daniel Gray

The Fitbatweets Diaries

Hope Over Fear
‘How will Scotland do?’ and other questions, answered.

Steve Clarke: Up close
The manager on football, life and the 
things in-between.
By Dani Garavelli

Killie joys
‘Sir’ Steve Clarke’s revitalisation of Kilmarnock.
By Ewan Paton

How Scotland win
A tactical delve into the modern national team.
By Joshua Barrie

Photo essay: The Year of the Rabbit
Scotland’s Euro ’92 was a joyous fling.
By Daniel Gray

Sealed with a kiss
Sweden by those who were there.
By Rob Robertson

Billy from Ardrossan
The great Gilmour in childhood and beyond.
By Chris Jack

Skin in the game
Lyndon Dykes on his journey from Dumfries to Deutschland.
By Matthew Johnston

Darren Jackson: Veteran rookie
Forward looks back on a late blooming international career.
By Patrick McPartlin

The young pretender
Nathan Patterson on Rangers, Everton and his Scotland generation.
By Joshua Barrie

Growing pains in Paisley
John McGinn and Kenny McLean by the man who spotted them first.
By David Irvine

Shining for the Magpies
McGregor and Grealish at Notts County.
By Ryan McGinlay

Photo essay: Summer in the Cities
Euro ’96 sparkled with unknown pleasures.
By Daniel Gray

A brush with the divine
How Craig Brown made a memorable summer.
By Graham Spiers

Uri Geller’s search for redemption
The illusionist gives his account of McAllister’s penalty miss.
By Liam Kirkaldy

Enveloped by love
A heart-breaking letter that inspired Scotland.
By Graeme McGarry

Iron Curtain twitchers
Recalling Soviet Bloc Euros heroes of yesteryear.
By Kevin McKenna

European wrong contest
Why Scotland were absent from early tournaments.
By James Morgan

A chip off the old Bloc
The cultural background of Antonín Panenka’s revolutionary penalty.
By Kenneth Ward

The best medicine
When penalty joy against Serbia sparked the promise of a brighter future.
By Liam Bryce

The not-so-local heroes
How Mackay and Houghton became national treasures in Ireland.
By Anthony Haggerty

Hungary’s secret weapon?
Right-winger Victor Orbán’s dream to Make Hungarian Football Great Again.
By Matthew Lindsay

What Fitba could learn from Fußball
The glories and togetherness of German football culture.
By Hugh MacDonald

International class
Scotland’s ten greatest kits.
By John Devlin