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Monkey. I loved this as a kid. I had no idea what was going on. I just loved his little cloud ☁️

Being Scottish "Remember and eat the crusts put curls in yer hair" - me wee granny

Player #20. Making his first appearance for Scotland in the 1970's in the 1-0 victory over Denmark on November 11th, 1970 was Peter Cormack of Nottingham Forest. Peter was winning his fifth cap of nine. It was his first for Forest with his first four coming at Hibs.

Central Station, #Glasgow 1935. 🥊🏆 (Original source unknown)

Player #21. Making his debut appearance for Scotland in the 1-0 victory over Denmark on November 11th, 1970 was Sandy Jardine of Rangers. Sandy was to win 38 caps in total.

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Player #22. February 3rd 1971 and Archie Gemmill of Derby County makes his debut for Scotland in a 3-0 loss to Belgium. Archie was to win 43 caps in total scoring 8 goals.

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7 July 1930. Scottish-born writer Arthur Conan Doyle died (aged 71). He created the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes in 1887 when he published, A Study in Scarlet, the 1st of 4 novels and more than 50 short stories about Holmes and his assistant Dr. Watson.

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Vintage postcard of Ballachullish Ferry, looking south from Loch Leven Hotel to snow-capped Sgurr Dhonuill.

Player #23. February 3rd 1971 and Charlie Cooke makes his first appearance for Scotland the 1970's in a 3-0 loss to Belgium. Charlie was winning the 14th of his 16 caps.

Jimmy Reid addressing Upper Clyde Shipbuilders workers in 1971. (Allan Milligan)

Player #24. February 3rd 1971 and Tony Green of Blackpool makes his debut for Scotland in a 3-0 loss to Belgium. Tony won six caps as sadly injury meant his career was cut short.

Player #25. February 3rd 1971 and Jim Forrest of Aberdeen makes his first appearance for Scotland the 1970's in a 3-0 loss to Belgium. Jim was winning his third of five caps. Seen here much earlier v Italy in 1965.

1980 Scotland National Team 4 Portugal 1 Sir Kenny Dalglish scored at Hampden in Euro 1980 qualifier

1995 sub Ally McCoist heads the only goal as Scotland National Team 1 Greece 0 Scotland Football Kits II🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Beerhunters TA