There is sadly an almost a complete lack of accurate and in-depth coverage of the history of Scottish football and then Scots football from foundation of the game in 1872 to the Second World War. It is an intriguing, official omission, especially as it was precisely the period when football in and from Scotland was at its most potent and when Scots were at the forefront of taking its winning game, its tactics and philosophy first to the rest of Britain and then globally; indeed when the slogan, "No Scots, no Soccer" would not have been inaccurate. So "Short, and to Feet", the phrase used in Brazil as a descriptor of the style brought not by the three Scots, who took the game to that country in 1894, but of Archie Maclean's Scottish Wanderers, which from 1913 supplied the blueprint for A Tablinha, the original, Brazilian style, is hoped by us to be eventually a series of fifty-plus podcasts filling that gap of almost seventy years. Click on the pictures to enjoy.