Steve Carrella

We can make lists all day long but as long as Clarke is in charge he will persist in sticking to a formation that 50% of the players don't fit - that encompasses defence, midfield and the poor sod stuck up front. There is the basis of a decent team but it needs someone to focus on the varying individual abilities and build a playing style that suits them and, importantly, they have faith in.

If he's still alive that could be rectified on Sunday.

Pity Callachan didn't leave last summer. What a waste of a year and a wage.

FWIW, I think Viv Richards played for Antigua in the 1974 World Cup qualifiers. They were pretty well thrashed so he stuck to cricket

Alan Gilzean suitably prepared to take the field for Coupar Angus.

I saw this many years ago - Charlie Tully meeting Danny Kaye. Anyone know how this came about?!

Saw him play at Pittodrie v Celtic. He was absolutely fantastic, scored both Aberdeen goals in a 2-3 defeat. Pretty sure Dalglish scored the winner. Still scarred with the image of a young girl getting carried out of the terracing with a bread knife sticking out of her head. Oh, happy days

Harry Haddock looking remarkably similar to Lawrence Shankland...

That's a hell of a group of players. MacKay grew about a foot when the whistle blew.

Gerry Baker scoring for St Mirren v Man City at Love Street. Keeper is Bert Trautmann.

McCoist is an utter fud. That's all.

Simon Murray will be delighted he's missed this caper.

I look back fondly now on Iran and Peru.

I'll never hear the shout " corner flag balls" again without a wince.

The above highlights with unerring certainly why armchair fans should be nowhere near team selection.