Scottish Football Scrapbook

Scottish Football in Pictures. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 📸

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Henrik Larsson & Tommy Johnson, Celtic.

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Philippe Clement, manager of Rangers. (2023-2025)

League Cup winner in 2023. Sacked after a 2-0 defeat to St Mirren at Ibrox.

Record: 55-16-15

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20 Feb 1999

Airdrie v St Mirren postponed

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Bobby Smith, Hibernian. (167 Apps, 19 Goals)

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Jim Hamilton of Dundee battles with Dundee United's Armand Benneker in a derby clash in 1996

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Andy Smith, Airdrieonians. (165 League Apps, 30 Goals)

Joined from Calgary Kickers in 1990.

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Darren Fletcher, Scotland. (80 Caps, 5 Goals)

Debut against Norway in August 2003.

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Greig Denham, Stenhousemuir.

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Frederic Dindeleux, Kilmarnock. (180 League Apps, 5 Goals).

[David templeton @dtemps16]

Crazy that was 20 years ago 🫣

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16 year old David Templeton in action for Stenhousemuir in 2005.

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Bobby Linn, Arbroath.

372 Apps, 86 Goals, League Two winner in 2017 and League One winner in 2019.

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Russell Latapy in action for Hibs against Aberdeen.

[Pollok FC @pollokfc]

@ScotFootyPics Great timing ahead of our match tomorrow against @clydebankfc where this will be the match programme!

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Former Rangers & Sweden international Robert Prytz in action for Pollok.

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Ali Crawford, Hamilton. (271 Apps, 38 Goals)

Debut against Dundee United in January 2010.

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Tony Fitzpatrick, St Mirren.

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Dunfermline Athletic line up for the 2004 Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park.

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Derek Lyle of Queen of The South. (356 Apps, 112 Goals).

Part of the Second Division winning sides in 2002 and 2013.

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Jay Rodriguez, Stirling Albion. (2008)

Joined on loan from Burnley, 11 appearances & 3 goals for the club in the Scottish First Division.