the platonic ideal of the scottish epl manager

Which was easy to swallow if, you know, Jimmy Johnstone was lining up against Mick Mills. We still fucking lost though.

I think Scottish football was more willing to give team places to wee tanner baw players but even here they were seen as luxuries by the mid 70s.

first time in epl history no scottish managers

rip big men

and billy davies

can we not check idk allardyce under grandfather rule

sad

no more polish popes either

no more irish players in top four

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/cms_images/player/shane-long-ronald-koeman148-1828782_478x359.jpg

long forgotten

http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/resources/images/4466069.jpg

blimey who's this guy

"It was strange being back. After nine months out, for the first time in 40 years I was enjoying my life. Then you are back in the hot seat - the highs and lows - but it's great to be back."

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/alex-mcleish-tells-egypt-nightmare-8090921

“I really liked living in Cairo. I went because I was fed up sitting on my backside in London doing nothing, except going to games every week or watching some pals training their Premier League teams. And it was a team that had half a chance of winning.

“I got on well and could walk the streets no problem. I had to wear a bunnet and sunglasses so they thought I was a tourist but as soon as I took it off to wipe away the sweat they saw it was the big ginger Scottish coach and they’d be over for their selfies and a chat.

“Martin Jol also managed over there and lived across the road from me. It was good off the field and we got through two rounds to get to the last eight of the Champions League of Africa which isn’t played until July. I’d have loved to have had a go at that."