Alex Horsburgh

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@fife_football Classic Football Focus clip from 1983. King Kenny and accents at Anfield. https://t.co/mHxJ9bwKtF

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

When there’s no sheep to herd.. 😅

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@BarrieEditor1 Condolences from Scotland. Tiger comic was an integral part of my early life and I always enjoyed Barry's comments on X.

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@fife_football How the Pars were billed on a tour of America after one of their Scottish Cup triumphs in the 1960s..

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@tdnightingale @TFHBs https://t.co/bkQUiOdOj7

[۟ @rmkage]

Sometimes maybe good sometimes maybe shit

[𝕐o̴g̴ @Yoda4ever]

Friendly bear says hi and catches a piece of bread like a pro..🐻🐾👋🍞😍

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@footyheritage @ClydeFC @ClydeFCPodcast @BullyWeeUnited @FP_Scotland Some Shawfield memories..
Some crowd v Hibs (40s or 50s). David Cassidy gets a Clyde shirt before playing a concert at Shawfield im the 70s. Future 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 boss Craig Brown managing Clyde (with Div 2 title) and a Glasgow trolley bus passes Shawfield in 1960.

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@ScottishHop2026 @Hutchie_Vale @LochgellyAlbert @CowdenbeathFC @LochoreW @standrewsutdfc @CCFC2025 Cowdenbeath v Dundee in 1970 in old First Division featured on cover of Football Scot, Prog from 1 of 6 Speedway meetings held at Central Park. Cowdenbeath v St Mirren in 1971/2 with Gordon McQueen playing for St Mirren & ticket for Cowden v Celtic league game in 1970/1.

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@fife_football Imagine how devastated Simon and Garfunkel must have been when they went to New York instead of Cowdenbeath.. 😉

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@TFHBs The winning goal that took Scotland there in the qualifying game v Czechoslovakia.

[Swear Trek @swear_trek]

#SwearTrekTheDebate

[Fife Football @fife_football]

Succinct and to the point

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@Cowden81 @TheSkyStrikers @djsteeley Robert Duvall's fictional team Kinlockie lose on penalties to Rangers in the cup final and Scottish actor Brian Cox plays the Rangers manager. A chunk of the film was shot in Crail, Fife which doubles for the town of Kinlockie.

[This Is My Glasgow @is_glasgow]

The Art Deco brilliance of the former Beresford Hotel on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow looking at its best in today's sunshine. Built in 1937, it was designed by William Beresford Inglis, who later went on to manage and own it.

#glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@MenInBlazers This is an unusual football programme: it was produced for the film “A Shot At Glory” whilst they took footage from a Kinlockie away cup game in the movie. Think it was at Palmerston Park..home of Queen of tbe South FC
Credit: A Musical History of Scottish Football (facebook)

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@stmirrenretro @fife_football St Mirren were only relegated on goal difference from the Pars (or average as it might've been in May '71) when they went down with Cowden (last in Div 1 on 17pts). Div2 in 71/2 had good sides. Cowden led league for most of the season but lost vital "run-in" games. #competitive

[Alex Horsburgh @AlexHTheMAX]

@fife_football 👍 Gerd..ex Lochgelly Albert 😀

[Joey B Toonz @joeybtoonz]

This is nothing to be concerned about, right?