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Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 07:54 - Sep 10 by Bluemike31
The mighty Loons, Forfar Athletic !!!!! supported them for around 52 years from when I was 10, sent a letter to the then programme editor David McGregor who replied with some complimentary programmes which I then proceeded to collect until I had every One ever produced, sadly they stopped producing a programme some seasons back.
David became a bit of a pen friend, I met him when I went up to Station park back in the early Eighties for a game against Clyde which we won 4-2.
Forfar are definitely in my Blood and have seen some great times including cup semi finals, promotions etc etc.
I have a soft spot for Motherwell. I went on a stag do in Edinburgh during the mid-90's and we decided to take in a game. Hearts were at home against The 'Well. We rocked up on the day, bought tickets in the away end and sat among the few hundred Motherwell fans who were very bemused by a dozen English lads wearing a mixture of Ipswich, Spurs, Arsenal etc. shirts. By the end of the game we had been introduced to the pleasures of Buckfast and they were all our best friends
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Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 09:27 - Sep 10 with 527 views
Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 09:11 - Sep 10 by Blue_In_Boston
Same. What a tune when sang by fans in a stadium. A song unique to that club, rather than one hijacked with no real link.
It was written by two Hibs fans who went to the same school in Fife as my mother. In addition, my father's parents were born in Leith, so I feel a particular emotional connection to both Hibs and that song. Indeed, it's a song I would have played at my funeral.
I might add that my father didn't live in an area with a football team and played rugby, so he didn't himself follow a particular Scottish club that I would probably have ended up supporting had he done so.
Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 09:19 - Sep 10 by DJR
Leaving aside football rivalries, who doesn't like a Forfar Bridie or an Arbroath Smokie?
Forfar bridies are just gorgeous, I doubt there can be a better meat pie at any Football ground, there are a few poor imitations but the real Forfar ones are to die for.
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Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 09:52 - Sep 10 with 474 views
Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 22:54 - Sep 9 by Cafe_Newman
Stranraer FC of course. It's one of the oldest clubs in the world yet quite possibly one of the worst.
About 10 years ago I met a bloke from Stranraer while on holiday in Spain. The conversation turned to footy and he asked me if I had a favourite Scottish team. He literally welled up when I said I followed Stranraer.
they could save a lot of points by signing hibs goalie
Whilst on the topic of Scottish football teams, I find it mildly amusing that in Nigeria they use the terms Dundee & Dundee United to refer to some one as a fool.
Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 11:05 - Sep 10 by blue_curacao
Whilst on the topic of Scottish football teams, I find it mildly amusing that in Nigeria they use the terms Dundee & Dundee United to refer to some one as a fool.
Scottish clubs, by unwritten law we all have one, which one is yours ? on 09:27 - Sep 10 by DJR
It was written by two Hibs fans who went to the same school in Fife as my mother. In addition, my father's parents were born in Leith, so I feel a particular emotional connection to both Hibs and that song. Indeed, it's a song I would have played at my funeral.
I might add that my father didn't live in an area with a football team and played rugby, so he didn't himself follow a particular Scottish club that I would probably have ended up supporting had he done so.
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A little known fact is the 1916 Zeppelin bombing of Leith.
It was that which caused my dad's parents and their then three children to relocate to Ayrshire where my father and his other siblings were born. But for that, he would likely have been born in Leith.
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