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Scotland - 1921 / 2 British Home Championship
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Scotland - 1921 / 2 British Home Championship
Football - 1921 / 1922 British Home Championship - England 0 Scotland 1
The Scotland team group before the game at Villa Park on 08/04/1922.
Back row (left to right): R. Livingstone (trainer), John Gilchrist (Celtic), J.Pearson (linesman), William Cringan (Celtic), John Marshall (Middlesbrough), Kenneth (Ken) Campbell (Partick Thistle), Neil McBain (Manchester United), Adamson (linesman), Mr. Thomas R Dougray (Referee).
Front: Alexander Archibald (Glasgow Rangers) John Anderson (Johnny) Crosbie (Birmingham), GOALSCORER Andrew Nesbit Wilson (Middlesbrough), James Blair (Cardiff) captain, Thomas Cairns (Glasgow Rangers) Alan Morton (Glasgow Rangers)
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This print takes us back to the historic British Home Championship of 1921/1922, specifically capturing a significant moment in football history - England versus Scotland. The image showcases the Scotland team group before their clash with England at Villa Park on April 8th, 1922. In this remarkable snapshot, we see the players and officials standing proudly side by side. The back row features R. Livingstone, the trainer; John Gilchrist from Celtic; J. Pearson as one of the linesmen; William Cringan also from Celtic; John Marshall representing Middlesbrough; Kenneth Campbell hailing from Partick Thistle; Neil McBain playing for Manchester United, and Adamson as another linesman. Mr. Thomas R Dougray stands tall as the referee overseeing this highly anticipated match. The front row introduces us to some key figures who played pivotal roles that day: Alexander Archibald from Glasgow Rangers, John Anderson (Johnny) Crosbie representing Birmingham, James Blair leading his team as captain while donning Cardiff's colors, Thomas Cairns also from Glasgow Rangers, and Alan Morton once again showcasing his skills for Glasgow Rangers. However, it was Andrew Nesbit Wilson of Middlesbrough who stole the show by scoring the only goal of this intense encounter between two fierce rivals. This photograph immortalizes a momentous victory for Scotland over England during an era when football was rapidly evolving into a cherished sport across Britain.
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