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FITBA GALLIMAUFRY

Essential and Obscure Facts from the History of Scottish Football

ISBN-13: 9781899807451

Contributor(s): Adam Scott

Subject: Sport

Publisher Imprint: Sportsbooks

Publication Date: 20-10-2006

Format: Hardback

Availability: Out of stock

£9.99

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About the book

Scottish football writer Adam Scott, contributor to The Independent and Time Out among other publications, has collected the fruits of a life-long obsession with Fitba (Scottish football). Gallimaufry is a noun meaning hotchpotch, a jumble or a confused medley. Contains gems like the fact Bovril, traditionally the drink of the terraces, was invented by a Scot for Napoleon's army and that Kilmarnock's most recent claim to fame was winning the Pie of the Year trophy in 1996.