Throughout the history of Scots football, be it at home or abroad, there have been personalities that have shone, whether it was because they were there for the important moment, for their skill on the pitch or their organisational or tactical contributions or for several, even all of the above. Here are just some of them:
Arthur Kinnaird
George Ramsay
John Campbell Orr
Dr. Daniel Gray
John McPherson
"Reddie" Lang
William McGregor
Archie Hunter
Wattie Arnott
David Danskin
James Allan
Fergus Suter
The Ross Brothers
Archie McCall
John Goodall
James Kelly
Alex Lamont
Alex Watson Hutton
Andrew Gemmell, David Scott and Robert Reid
Charles Miller
Arnot Leslie
John Anderson
John Cameron
Alex Raisbeck
Arthur McPherson
The Brown Brothers
Archie McLean
Bobby Morrison
John Harley
Bob Millar
Archie Stark
Alex Jackson
There have even been a few, Scots and disciples of the Scottish game, whose influence, whether direct or through their footballing philosophy, has been so repeated and widespread that they both justify and deserve a trail of the their own:
The McWilliam Trail
The Hogan and HungarianTrail
The Pentland Trail
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