SCOTTISH FOOTBALL HISTORIAN
The quarterly magazine which celebrates the history and folklore of Scottish Football.
NEW LOOK - 32 pages, full colour photographs throughout
The latest edition is No. 168, the first of 2024, page down for list of
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A comprehensive INDEX OF CONTENTS all every issue of SCOTTISH FOOTBALL HISTORIAN, is available for £1 plus 70p UK p&p, or click here for the the contents FREE TO VIEW online.
Contents of the current issue, 168, 1st of 2024, include:
Bobby Roberts, A Lifetime
in Football interview (Motherwell,
Johnny
Moscardini, Barga’s Bairn, by Douglas Gorman. Italian internationalist from
Big Crowds at
Broxburn Athletic, Scottish Junior Cup bridesmaids by David A. Allan
Hearts' 8000th League goal by Scott Cockburn
Third
Lanark, Champions of
Pilgrims (Govan) 1880-1886 by John Weir
Sandy McLennan (Buckie Thistle, Partick Thistle, Raith Rovers,
Queen’s Park: the hunt
for Eglinton Terrace, and the club’s founders
Book Review : The History of Fair City Athletic FC by Forrest Robertson
Book
Review : Tartan Throstles Volume 2 by Robert Bradley & Douglas Gorman
Book Review : The Scottish Non League Record 2022-23, compiled by David Stoker
Obituaries of
Charlie Aitken (
Bert Allan (Crossgates Primrose, Stenhousemuir, Bo’ness United, Lochgelly Albert, Comrie Colliery)
Robert Carlyle (Kelso United,
Berwick Rangers)
Jim Forrest (Rangers,
Willie Hinshelwood (Stonehouse Violet, Morton,
Alistair Huett (
Jim Lynas (Armadale Thistle, Dumbarton,
Jim MacLean (
Frank McDougall (Hearts,
Billy McPhee (Rangers,
Billy Morrison (Bonnybridge, Alloa Athletic,
Bill Munro (Kilwinning Rangers,
Hugh Murney (Morton, Beith,
Queen of the South,
Jimmy Ross (
Gordon
Wallace (Penicuik Athletic, Raith Rovers,