Episode
Scotland’s World Cup memories
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- Football Daily
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- Jun 4, 2026
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- 3615
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Summary
Kelly Cates, Pat Nevin and Roddy Forsyth take a trip down memory lane to reflect on Scotland’s World Cup tournaments of the past and look at what it means to be a Scottish football fan, and the cultural significance of the tournament. Former players Willie Miller, Alan Rough and Kevin Gallacher join the pod to chat about their experiences at a World Cup, and we can’t talk about the finals without mentioning a World Cup song – and Scotland have had a fair few bangers over the years! So, Belle and Sebastian lead singer Stuart Murdoch pops by to tell the guys about writing this year’s World Cup song, and the inspiration behind that too – and Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie comes on to tell us about writing the song for Scotland’s 1998 tournament. Timecodes: 06:30 – Willie Miller. 21:52 – Alan Rough. 32:18 – Kevin Gallacher. 51:00 - Stuart Murdoch. 53:30 – Justin Currie.