Auld Enemy Exhibition Opens

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Tue 15 Jul, 07:09 AM

An exhibition which celebrates the history of one of the most most passionate fixtures in international football opens on Tuesday.

The Auld Enemy Exhibition charts 128 years of Scotland versus England matches.

It will be officially opened by Scotland manager George Burley at the Scottish Football Museum at Hampden Park, Glasgow.

The exhibition tracks the history of the matches, from the first Scotland v England tie in 1872 to the play-off matches for the Euro 2000 tournament.

Star players through the years feature in the exhibition and the stories of Hampden Park and Wembley Stadium are retold.

Prized Scotland and England shirts from football legends, including Jim Baxter, Jimmy Johnstone and Tommy Lawton, are also on display.

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yolanda, if you really want to date jim baxter and jimmy johnstone i suggest you set up a dating site for necrophiliacs.
From gmkain@..., on Tue 15 Jul 8:32AM
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I love the sport,but i love theses pople more than sport,WOO I just wander how can i date them on uniformedmatch*com . Hope my dream come true and I can easily meet them here.OH what a wanderful thing to become friends with them there!
From yolanda261009, on Tue 15 Jul 7:14AM
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