Scotland’s Greatest Games By David Potter

Written by Smithy on April 17th, 2009

Scotland's Greatest Games By David Potter

Since 1872, when Scotland hosted the first ever international football match, the national team has represented this proud nation across the globe, taking with it, in recent years, a hardy band of the most welcome supporters, the TartanArmy. In this book David Potter recalls the 50 greatest matches Scotland have ever played, including famous victories over England, France, Germany, Holland and Italy, not to forget the famous day Scottish fans invaded Wembley and left with the crossbar! Each match is re-evaluated, its story retold and its aftermath examined, while photographs plot the progress of the national side through 125 years of competition.

About the Author

David Potter is one of Scotland s foremost football historians. He has written a number of books including the groundbreaking The Encyclopaedia of Scottish Football, Celtic s Cult Heroes, The Patsy Gallacher Story, Willie Maley, the Man Who Made Celtic and Different Class, the Bobby Murdoch Story. He lives in the Kingdom of Fife and spends his spare time enjoying cricket and his grandchildren.

Current price on Amazon - £12.74 with free p&p

Format - Paperbook
Pages - 208
ISNB - 1848182007

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