| Scotland v England, November
      1999 | 
  
  
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    This photo was taken at a party at Martin's house in
      Milngavie, the night before the game.  This is the shirt that Kenny
      Dalglish wore against Holland in the 3-2 match.  Kenny must have been
      a right skinny bastard! | 
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    Paul and American Dave in Glasgow's George Square on the way
      to the pub. | 
  
  
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    Taken by Helen in The Scotia just after 11am.  L-R:
      Paul, David, Allan, Dave, Rich, Brian and Martin (Inverness, not
      Milngavie). | 
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    Hampden Park in the sun, whilst the score was still 0-0. | 
  
  
    | England v Scotland, November
      1999 | 
  
  
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    9.30am, Brighton - London express.  Not a lot of photos
      were taken this day. | 
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    The best of a really bad lot, and I still couldn't manage to
      keep it straight. | 
  
  
    | Scotland v Belgium, March
      2001 | 
  
  
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    The best bus driver in the world - using Paul's mobile to
      tell Chris where to meet us outside Hampden. | 
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    The team's lining up before kick-off (courtesy of Fern -
      again, the rest of us were in no fit state to operate a camera). | 
  
  
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    Helen and Fern upstairs in O'Henry's (opposite The Horseshoe
      Bar). | 
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    Paul, Fern and Rich, somewhere in Glasgow. | 
  
  
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    A fat man, dancing?  Surely not. | 
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    These two were taken in a thoroughly weird pub
      on Union Street (we think it was called The Brewhouse).  Note that the
      kitty bag is still round Allan's neck (one of the last reported
      sightings). | 
  
  
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       Scotland v San Marino, March 2001  | 
  
  
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    Our beloved  Scotia Bar, home to most of our pre-match
      misdemeanours. | 
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    Its in Stockwell Street, opposite Slaters and behind the St
      Enoch centre - but keep to yourselves, as we don't want it to get out of
      hand. | 
  
  
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    Helen with four of the Nottingham Tartan Army at Central
      Station on the way to the southside. | 
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    In Pandora's Bar with Jim of EASTA - he used to work in
      Netley Abbey! | 
  
  
    | ATAC
      Ladies Penalty Shoot-out, Perth, June 2002 (all photos courtesy
      of Scott Kelly) | 
  
  
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    These photos are all taken from the ATAC Perth 7-a-side
      tournament, where Helen (Loony Alba) and Susan (NOSTA) where among th e7
      contestants in the Ladies Penalty Shootout competition. | 
    
         
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    Helen scored 2 of 5 penalties to win, with two going
      narrowly wide and one well-saved.  
       Susan scored 1 and hit the woodwork a couple of times to narrowly miss
      out. 
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    At the party afterwards in the Jeanfield Social Club. 
      Ally M was also joint "Man of the Tournament" for NOSTA (not
      pictured) | 
    
         
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    For more info, check out the ATAC
      and Loony Alba websites.  | 
  
  
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       Scotland
      v Denmark, October 2002  | 
  
  
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    The Notts Scots at breakfast time in the Iron Horse. | 
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    Helen and Jason (from Brighton, now Edinburgh) at the back
      of the pub. | 
  
  
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    Some of the Notts Scots, and Rich looking goooood, in
      Fat Boabs | 
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    Helen & Jason (again!) | 
  
  
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    Paul, hiding his bulk with the Guinness-stained NATA flag | 
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    The cockney couple we met in The Scotia and took to The
      Clutha with us. | 
  
  
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    Hampden for the game, pies in hand | 
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    Looking towards the very full East Stand (thank you Safeways!),
      with Ian & Marge in the foreground | 
  
  
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    Wee Davie and Gary give a Danish couple a warm Milngavie
      Tartan Army welcome back in the Iron Horse. | 
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    Schneckie Nick, our Air Traffic Control correspondent,
      liasing with Iraqis in a pizza take-way post-Iron Horse | 
  
  
    Other Photos  | 
  
  
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    David and Allan admire the 1966 exhibit at Waterloo Station! | 
    
         
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    Paul makes an Ars of himself in Barcelona. |