SCOTTISH FOOTBALL HISTORIAN
The quarterly magazine which celebrates the history and folklore of Scottish Football.
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The latest edition is No. 170, the third of 2024, page down for list of articles
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Contents of the current issue, 170, the third of 2024, include:
Bishop Auckland
- The Scots Connection
The Intermediate Dispute, Part 2 by Douglas Gorman - the Junior clubs' breakaway in the 1920s and 1930s
The
First Centurians - players who played in 100 consecutive matches for their clubs
Champions of
Willie Pettigrew - nearly
Hibs sign John Parke for a Record Fee by Peter Myers
South Western FC 1875 to 1883 by John Weir
The
Royal Scots FC in the Irish League by Trevor Clydesdale
William "Bill" Jolly by Gordon McCreath
Obituaries include
Billy
Abercromby (St Mirren, Partick Thistle,
Bill Anderson (Burntisland Shipyard)
Ian Cathcart (SFA Referee)
Gerry Collins (Maryhill, St Rochs,
Stranraer,
Tom Davidson (Arniston
Rangers, Raith Rovers, Berwick Rangers, Tranent,
Charlie Gervaise (Lossiemouth, Forres Mechanics,
Billy Kellock (Aston Villa, Greenock Morton, Cardiff City, Norwich City, Millwall, Chelmsford City,
Kettering Town, Peterborough United, Luton Town, Southend United, Port Vale, Halifax Town)
Willie Limond (Tower Hearts,
Iain
McChesney (Queen of the South, Greystone Rovers, Kello Rovers)
Jim McDonald (Dumbarton,
Alex
McGregor (Troon,
Ronnie McHale (Lochore Welfare, Cowdenbeath,
Hearts,
Tom McLaren (Wishaw, Hawick Royal Albert,
Bill McLure (
David Moyes (
Jim Rodger (Cumnock, St Mirren, Hearts, Queen of the South,
Matija Sarkic (Livingston, Aston Villa,
Yan Szypula (Beith, Alloa Athletic,
David
Thomson (Raith Rovers)