Football: Perhaps in a Previous Life Craig Brown Was William Wallace; Where the Boss Says We'll Be Well Rewarded ... in the Next Life: WELL, THEY BOTH BROUGHT THE BEST OUT OF DEPLETED TARTAN ARMIES!
Karma, Allan Herron Never Loses His, The People (London, England)
I DON'T know whether the slight limp of Craig Brown is his punishment for indiscretions in a previous life. But if it is he must have been William Wallace, Rob Roy McGregor or Rabbie Burns.
Only a Braveheart, patriot or a romantic poet would appear to have the required spirit of survival as Scotland's international football coach.
Fortunately the media, club managers, his SFA masters and the fans recognise that, and support him through thick and thin.
Craig, whose knee injury was sustained with Dundee during their glory years in the early 60s and finished his playing career at an early age, has taken Scotland to the European finals in England in 1996 and …
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Article title: Football: Perhaps in a Previous Life Craig Brown Was William Wallace; Where the Boss Says We'll Be Well Rewarded ... in the Next Life: WELL, THEY BOTH BROUGHT THE BEST OUT OF DEPLETED TARTAN ARMIES!.
Contributors: Karma, Allan Herron Never Loses His - Author.
Newspaper title: The People (London, England).
Publication date: February 7, 1999.
Page number: 50.
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