Former Celtic and Scotland boss never got involved in any front-page shenanigans while representing his country
Remember the £10,000 charity bet I set up last week between Old Firm rivals Rod Stewart and Graeme Souness?Listen, mate, contrary to what you think, this isn’t the monetary equivalent of a pop superstar and a football legend seeing who can pee highest against the wall.
And I’ll extend that message to two other well-kent faces – Gordon Strachan and Kris Boyd, who helped us raise a whopping £65,000 for St Andrew’s Hospice at the annual sporting dinner last Saturday night.Remember during Covid when there was talk of playing matches with no fans inside the stadiums ? In fact, I think I’m right in saying Mexico ’86 – as part of a famous goalscoring celebration against West Germany – was the ONLY time he tried to get his leg over…
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