Murdo Macleod

Murdo MacLeod is a Celtic legend, making nearly 400 appearances for the club and scoring 81 goals. In a playing career which lasted more than 20 years, he also played for Dumbarton, Borussia Dortmund, Hibernian and Partick Thistle as well a making 20 appearances for Scotland. He managed Dumbarton and Partick Thistle and was assistant coach to Wim Jansen during the historic 1997-98 season. Known for his tireless work on the pitch, an unstoppable shot and for scoring goals at key moments, Murdo MacLeod remains a fan favourite to this day.

Hugh Keevins began in journalism with the Sunday Post in 1970 and is now a columnist with the Sunday Mail, having also previously been with the Scotsman and the Daily Record. His career in broadcasting with Radio Clyde began in 1985 and he remains a member of the Superscoreboard team on Scotland's most listened-to sports programme. He is married to Janet and they have three children and six grandchildren. It remains his belief that the best ad libs are written down.