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Category Archives: Other sports stories
“We wuz robbed”
The dream died in the cruellest fashion at Hampden Park as Scotland’s bid to reach Euro 2008 failed as a stoppage-time header stole a 2-1 victory for Italy, despite having been played off the park by a defiant Scotland (well, … Continue reading →
The Hampden Roar Takes the High Road as Scotland prepare for battle
The Tartan Army (the fans who follow the Scotland national football team throughout the world) provided the backing vocals for the new single by renowned Scottish rock band Runrig to raise money for the BBC’s annual Children In Need appeal. The … Continue reading →
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Glasgow wins 2014 Commonwealth Games
Glasgow has won the right to host the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The decision of the 71 voting nations was announced on November 9, 2007 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to the delight of all those involved in preparing the bid and … Continue reading →