Craig Brown: Last News

East Kilbride Rugby Club coach Craig Brown compares his side’s progress to perfecting a golf swing.

Our Royal Family keeps squeaky clean by taking regular baths and avoiding showers like the plague! And the reason is a controversial one - according to a royal expert, they think showers are for the working class! Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret described her morning routine in writing. W Magazine uncovered the details.

It's been nearly nine years since he last sat in a dugout but Craig Brown reckons lifelong pal Sir Alex Ferguson ’s incredible managerial legacy has actually been enhanced since his retirement.

It began with the Scotland bus missing the team hotel because it had a camouflage roof.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Vale Juniors boss Brian Brown was staying upbeat, as the Millburn side returned to action with a 6-0 friendly defeat to Greenock.In their first game in front of supporters since February 2020, early strikes from Adam Houlihan and Craig Brown had Greenock 2-0 up at half-time - with Dylan McLaughlin’s second-half hat-trick and John Mitchell’s goal ensuring the visitors left with a comfortable victory.However Brown was pleased with aspects of his team’s play.He said: “I thought we had large spells of the game where we played well but we gave away six bad goals.“There is a lot to be worked on.“Overall though I’m still feeling pretty positive.“It was definitely a bit of a

Lanarkshire Live. “I think that with two qualifying out of each group, I genuinely think that with a wee break, we can beat England and win one of the other games.“I’ve heard, and I tend to agree with it, that if we win one game then we will have a great chance of qualification.

Scotland cap in the Euro’96 battle with the Auld Enemy at Wembley. That one ended in heartbreak - no thanks to a questionable spot of psychic sorcery from Uri Geller moving the ball just as Gary McAllister struck a second half penalty.

Craig Brown has revealed he has had life-saving surgery after suffering an aneurysm. The 80-year-old football legend was rushed to hospital in an ambulance after he fell seriously ill last year.

Rangers as one of the biggest regrets of his storied career but Don Hutchison is kicking every ball this season. The Ibrox fanatic was arguably Craig Brown's most important player during his final years as Scotland boss with the attacking midfielder netting the winner against England at Wembley.And the 49-year-old remains invested in the beautiful game north of the border but his focus appears very much to be on the club game these days.

They came in search of a miracle, but Craig Brown and Scotland only found heartbreak at the foot of the Twin Towers.