Matt Corr

Celtic's Kieran Tierney scored the decisive goal that won Scotland a place at next summer's World Cup Finals which will be played across three nations in North America – Canada, United States and Mexico.

Celtic's Kieran Tierney scored the decisive goal that won Scotland a place at next summer's World Cup Finals which will be played across three nations in North America – Canada, United States and Mexico.

Former Celt Tommy Docherty had replaced Bobby Brown as Scotland manager by the time the qualification phase commenced for the 1974 World Cup Finals, to

First up in February 1983 was a third visit to Tannadice, scene of an earlier defeat for Celtic in the League Cup Semi-final and the classic ‘2-2’ encounter in the League… Nicholas notched his 35th goal of an incredible season in the fourth minute to fire the Bhoys ahead.

April began more positively, visitors Motherwell disposed of by three goals to nil, McGarvey, McAdam and a Harrow own goal doing the damage.

March 1983 began with a trip ‘doon the water’ to Cappielow, Murdo MacLeod with another excellent long-range shot to put Celts two ahead within fifteen

Celtic’s Kieran Tierney scored the decisive goal that won Scotland a place at next summer’s World Cup Finals which will be played across three nations in North America – Canada, United States and Mexico.

Morton were the visitors for the last home game of the season, as we moved into May. The crowd of under 13,000 probably reflected the majority view that the title had gone.

I spent a large chunk of the last week browsing through and organising a large bundle of old Celtic-related correspondence, kindly sent to The Celtic

So who was the Lady who unfurled the League flag at Paradise? Something a bit different to share with you today from the correspondence