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Former Hibs player Pat Stanton describes his former manager Jock Stein as firm, but fair: “and he wasn’t a bad singer as well”

Pat Stanton ag innse dhuinn gur e manaidsear cruaidh ach faidhir a bh’ ann an Jock Stein.

  • Broadcaster and author Archie Macpherson talking about his memories of Jock Stein
  • Blantyre Victoria F.C. fans Jim Clelland and Jim Gibson who knew Jock Stein from his time at the club
  • Former football player and manager Bertie Auld who was a member of Celtic FC's Lisbon Lions side of 1967
  • Celtic's Danny McGrain describing Jock Stein as: "always on a level playing field. Always calm. Always... just always perfect”
  • John Clark, who played for Jock Stein at Celtic FC, telling us all about the Big Man's impressive training methods
  • Jenny Forbes and Ross Darroch as “Jean” and “Jock Stein”
  • “Jean” and “Jock Stein”
  • Jock Stein gave Dunfermline Athletic FC's Alex Edwards his league debut just days after his 16th birthday
  • Harry Melrose played for Dunfermline Athletic FC and remembers that he treated his players "like human beings and like adults”
  • Cameraman Neil MacConnell and Presenter Alex O'Henley enjoying the sunshine at Dunfermline Athletic FC
  • Former Scotland player Graeme Souness was the person who broke the devastating news in Wales
  • Scotland Manager Gordon Strachan tells us that Jock Stein had a great sense of humour and would often make fun of him
  • Former Hibs player Pat Stanton describes his former manager Jock Stein as firm, but fair: “and he wasn’t a bad singer as well”
  • For Hibernian Football Club's Peter Cormack, Jock Stein is simply "... one of the best managers there has been"
  • One of the Lisbon Lions, Jim Craig, played for Jock Stein at Celtic FC tells us that the manager revolutionised training
  • Cameraman Neil MacConnell and Alex O'Henley at Estádio Nacional in Lisbon, where Celtic FC won the European Cup in 1967.
  • Ellie Swinbank, from the National Mining Museum Scotland, tells us about the hard conditions workers like Jock Stein faced

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  • Jock Stein

    The story of Jock Stein, Scotland's greatest ever football manager.

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