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He did the Malteser Challenge at a Fans Sportsman Breakfast a couple of years ago. Managed about 30 and it raised £2/300.

The challenge is playing keepie up with a Malteser from those who don't know.

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My abiding memory of wee Wullie was the screamer he scored against East Fife at the Hope St end which, I think, secured the title for us.

Think maybe big Gordon Marshall was in goals for EF too? :unsure2:

2nd place for us this time when it was two automatically up.

I'm sure Marshall, Burgess, Hugh Hill and Stevie Kirk were playing for East Fife that day.

Wullie was one hell of a supersub for us in the tail end, coming on either winning a penalty or making us much more dangerous in the final third.

His time mirrored when the zx spectrum was the PlayStation in some manner. I had a football management game for the spectrum called Brian cloughs football fortune, which combined playing on the spectrum with a board game. The game had around 200 player cards and 10 cards you could name yourself, of which I had Willie McGuire in there as an utility player with 5 stars, others were Roddy Manley, Bryan Purdie, Jimmy Gilmour, Alan Irvine and Geordie Watson. I don't think I gave any of the others as high as the 5 star rating

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2nd place for us this time when it was two automatically up.

I'm sure Marshall, Burgess, Hugh Hill and Stevie Kirk were playing for East Fife that day.

Wullie was one hell of a supersub for us in the tail end, coming on either winning a penalty or making us much more dangerous in the final third.

His time mirrored when the zx spectrum was the PlayStation in some manner. I had a football management game for the spectrum called Brian cloughs football fortune, which combined playing on the spectrum with a board game. The game had around 200 player cards and 10 cards you could name yourself, of which I had Willie McGuire in there as an utility player with 5 stars, others were Roddy Manley, Bryan Purdie, Jimmy Gilmour, Alan Irvine and Geordie Watson. I don't think I gave any of the others as high as the 5 star rating

Oh aye, so it was.

My memory's all shot to hell nowadays, thanks to Mr Tennent from Glasgow probably!

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Oh aye, so it was.

My memory's all shot to hell nowadays, thanks to Mr Tennent from Glasgow probably!

My memory also, tho through more a german , Portuguese, Scottish beers and age...

Tho things I shouldn't remember somehow is locked in there....

I did my first away game that season I think in the cup v St Mirren

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