Scottish football

[centralTon]

'87-'88 season. Finished bottom with 100 goals against and only 3 wins from 44 games .

 

[gonetomorrow]

'87-'88 season. Finished bottom with 100 goals against and only 3 wins from 44 games .

Was that the Andy Ritchie era or was he earlier?
I remember McGraw coming to Hibs in the sixties. His son played for Hibs too!

 

[centralTon]

Was that the Andy Ritchie era or was he earlier?
I remember McGraw coming to Hibs in the sixties. His son played for Hibs too!

No, big Andy left about '83/'84.
Allan McGraw's son Mark had two spells with Morton too, but I'm sure his longest spell with any club was with Hibs.

 

[larbert toffee]

Neil Warnock had some nice things to say about Rangers recently, on scottish radio.Yeah you know where im going with this!I think he'd do a great job at Ibrox.

 

[larbert toffee]

No, big Andy left about '83/'84.
Allan McGraw's son Mark had two spells with Morton too, but I'm sure his longest spell with any club was with Hibs.

Andy Ritchie, brilliant maverick footballer, would be worth a fortune nowadays.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Man United looking at Tierney apparently

 

[centralTon]

Andy Ritchie, brilliant maverick footballer, would be worth a fortune nowadays.

Aye, he was some player. Known as the Idle Idol because he played at his own pace, but with a swagger. See him often at Morton games and unlike some ex-players, he pays his way in and stands with the fans.

 

[centralTon]

Man United looking at Tierney apparently

Read that today Mikey, not surprised teams down south are looking at him.

 

[larbert toffee]

Aye, he was some player. Known as the Idle Idol because he played at his own pace, but with a swagger. See him often at Morton games and unlike some ex-players, he pays his way in and stands with the fans.

Remember him well from when I first came up here around 1980,always loved his type of player,Duncan MacKenzie,Tony Currie, Frank Worthington and more recently Le Tissier, all I would say fell into the category you mentioned at their own pace and with a swagger, bit like myselflol

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Andy Ritchie, brilliant maverick footballer, would be worth a fortune nowadays.

Decent crowds then @centralTon
Bring a tear to a glass eye

 

[larbert toffee]

Read that today Mikey, not surprised teams down south are looking at him.

We've definately missed the boat there.

 

[centralTon]

Remember him well from when I first came up here around 1980,always loved his type of player,Duncan MacKenzie,Tony Currie, Frank Worthington and more recently Le Tissier, all I would say fell into the category you mentioned at their own pace and with a swagger, bit like myselflol

lol

 

[centralTon]

Decent crowds then @centralTon
Bring a tear to a glass eye

Our chairman would kill for crowds like that nowadays and the pitch is in much better condition too.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Read that today Mikey, not surprised teams down south are looking at him.

Just shows how we missed our chance by not going for him before he made his name

He'd been impressing long before there was any buzz attached to him

 

[TyphooToffee]

Quite a few kilted Scotland supporters in Budapest this morning. We arrived here yesterday to board the MS Travelmarvel Jewel ahead of our Danube/Mine/Rhine cruise.