Jim Mcinally Morton's New Boss On a Career That Took Him From Celtic to Clough's Forest and On to Become a Dundee United Euro Hero Every Picture Tells a Story

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1- Milk Bhoy I'M from Castlemilk and I played schools football there for St Julie's Primary and then St Margaret Mary's Secondary.

I joined Leeds United Boys' Club in the Gorbals, an institution with a tenuous link to the Elland Road club run by a chap called Jimmy McGinley - that is still going to this day - and played for them on a Sunday.

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Jim Mcinally Morton's New Boss On a Career That Took Him From Celtic to Clough's Forest and On to Become a Dundee United Euro Hero Every Picture Tells a Story

I moved on to Celtic Boys' Club aged 14 in 1978. I was reluctant to do so, though, as they played on a Saturday. I used to prefer going to watch the Hoops in action. Dixie Deans was my hero.

I trained on Tuesday and Thursday nights and soon came under the watchful eye of coaches Jimmy Lumsden and Bobby Lennox. It was brilliant. However, when I was 15 or 16, I was all set to sign for Bolton Wanderers.

But Billy McNeill, the then Celtic manager, came to see me play for th...

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