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Jersey worn by Rangers hero Alfie Conn in Barca to fetch £20k at auction

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JOHANNES EDVALDSSON: AN APPRECIATION

Very sad news reached the Celtic family on Sunday night of the passing of the 1970’s ex Celtic star, Johannes ‘Shuggie’ Edvaldsson. Celtic were in a state of disarray when Johannes arrived in Glasgow to sign for them in July 1975. Jock Stein had just been seriously injured in a car crash and was to miss the entire 1975-76 season with Sean Fallon taking control of team affairs. Billy McNeill, Jimmy Johnstone and Jim Brogan had also departed, leaving a huge void to be filled in their absence. Celtic needed players urgently and Edvaldsson was a most welcome arrival. He was an Icelandic international who had been playing in Denmark and initially came on a short term contract to see if he could settle. In monotone 1970’s Glasgow, Johannes was seen as an exotic creature and very cosmopolitan, as Celtic had not regularly fielded a non-British/Irish player for decades. He was a headline writer’s dream and cut a popular figure in the media with many references to the ‘Ice-Man’.

Ibrox Disaster: Aftermath of the 1971 tragedy and the stories of the survivors

© Daily Mail/Shutterstock The Ibrox Disaster left a dark cloud hanging over Glasgow. 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 The Ibrox Disaster was one of the most grievous events ever to happen in the history of British sport. When all the devastation erupted at the end of the Old Firm derby on January 2 1971, it left 66 people dead, more than 200 others injured, and was the prelude to scores of funerals across the west, central and east of Scotland, with Rangers manager, Willie Waddell, and his Celtic counterpart, Jock Stein, not only united in grief and solidarity, but determined to show that this tragedy transcended any religious divide.

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