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Alex Ferguson excelled at Manchester United, but his true greatness shone in Aberdeen © Supplied Sir Alex Ferguson achieved the impossible with Aberdeen and Manchester United during a glittering career. Sir Alex Ferguson and sentimentality tend to go together like Boris Johnson and a comb, but there was something heart-rending about the trailer for the former manager’s new film Never Give In. The documentary, which chronicles the Scot’s myriad triumphs in football, and also illustrates how close he came to death after suffering a brain haemmorhage two years ago, will hit cinemas at the e...

Updated: May 7, 2021, 10:58 am © DCT Media Iain Phillip brings down Bobby Russell in the United box with just seconds to go in the 1981 Scottish Cup Final at Hampden. Hamish McAlpine saved a last minute penalty in the 1981 Scottish Cup Final but still got an ear-bashing from Dundee United manager Jim McLean. The match 40 years ago was a turgid affair but ultimately Jim McLean’s best chance of winning the only prize which eluded him during his 22 years in charge. At the time his opposite number John Greig was struggling as Rangers manager. Greig’s side could only finish third in the leagu...

© DCT Media Iain Phillip brings down Bobby Russell in the United box with just seconds to go in the 1981 Scottish Cup Final at Hampden. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Hamish McAlpine saved a last minute penalty in the 1981 Scottish Cup Final but still got an ear-bashing from Dundee United manager Jim McLean. The match 40 years ago was a turgid affair but ultimately Jim McLean’s best chance of winning the only prize which ...

Celebrating one of the world's oldest sporting fixtures, here are just a few memories from the Black and White Era, starting all the way back in 1948...

James Tavernier reveals why Rangers is 'home' and insists he never lost faith during dark Ibrox days Rangers Captain James Tavernier (left) receives a pat on the back from manager Steven Gerrard as he is substituted off the pitch during the Scottish Premiership match at McDiarmid Park RANGERS have never lost their faith in James Tavernier. Just as importantly, Tavernier never lost his faith in Rangers. The relationship between player and support has been strained at times over the last six seasons but the bonds have never been stronger than they are today. The success that they share and ...