By Alison Rowat Senior politics and features writer
Mark Walters journeys back to Scotland more than 30 years after signing for Rangers to make BBC Scotland documentary. Picture: BBC AFTER a grim week for Scottish football with scenes of disorder in Glasgow, a new documentary is set to lay bare the shocking racism that blighted the early Rangers career of black player Mark Walters. The former Aston Villa midfielder, now 56, journeys back to Glasgow to explore the abuse he suffered in the late 1980s during his first two games against Celtic and Hearts. Bananas and darts were thrown at him from the stands, and he feared he might be injured by a missile before the final whistle blew.
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A UEFA Euro 2020 European Legends display has been installed in the Scottish Football Museum FOOTBALL fans can score a taste of the game s history, thanks to a new exhibit in Glasgow. A UEFA Euro 2020 European Legends display has been installed in the Scottish Football Museum at Hampden Park to mark the 60th anniversary of the continental tournament. The exhibition was compiled with input from young people and Football Memories groups across the country and showcases 120 players, including Franz Beckenbauer and Dino Zoff. Its unveiling comes exactly 100 days ahead of the kick-off of the delayed Euro 2020, which will see Scotland feature in a major tournament for the first time in more than 20 years.