DON’T MISS OUT! ALEX GORDON’S BILLY McNEILL TRIBUTE BOOK, ‘IN PRAISE OF CAESAR’, SIGNED BY BERTIE AULD



BERTIE AULD played – and scored – on the Saturday afternoon on August 23 1958 when an 18-year-old Billy McNeill made his debut for Celtic.

That was on a gloriously sunny day in the east end of Glasgow as McNeill took the first steps to legendary status as he helped the side to a clean sheet in a 2-0 League Cup win over Clyde, with Bertie hitting the second goal.

Bertie is one of over 40 contributors, including the Lions, to the tribute book to the man voted Celtic’s Greatest-Ever Captain by the supporters.

BOOKED…Bertie Auld signs copies of the Billy McNeill Tribute Book along with author Alex Gordon.

Along with Bertie, Jim Craig, John Clark, Willie Wallace and Bobby Lennox, there are other Hoops greats who pay homage to Billy such as his Centenary Year captain Roy Aitken, Paul McStay, Pat Bonner, Frank McAvennie, Joe Miller, Frank McGarvey, Charlie Nicholas, John Collins, Murdo MacLeod, Davie Provan, Davie Hay, Danny McGrain, Gordon Strachan, John Fallon, Pat Crerand, Billy Stark, Peter Latchford and his lifelong friend and ex-Celtic team-mate Mike Jackson.

There’s royalty, too – Sir Kenny Dalglish and Sir Alex Ferguson.

And also paying a glowing tribute to Billy is the Original King of Scottish football, Denis Law, the Celt’s old mate from Scotland international days.

Ex-international boss Craig Brown recalls their first meeting as Scotland schoolboys, Steve Archibald remembers Billy as his manager at Clyde and Aberdeen while Eddie Gray talks about THAT European Cup semi-final double-header against Leeds United.

Sandro Mazzola, the man who almost wrecked the European Cup dream, gives his view on Billy and Celtic that eventful day in Lisbon.

Chief Executive Peter Lawwell has also written the foreword.

And there’s more!

‘IN PRAISE OF CAESAR’…author Alex Gordon with his Billy McNeill tribute book and an excellent piece of artwork by Chris Harland, of Concept Canvases, that captures the magical moment in Lisbon when the Celtic legend lifted aloft the European Cup on May 25, 1967. The poster was presented to Alex by lifelong Celtic fan Peter Marshall.

PLUS! There are a limited amount of copies signed by Bertie with the books sold on a first come first served basis. Alex will also sign personal messages.

So, please order now and make sure you get your signed copy in time for Christmas!

You can order your copy here: https://cqnbookstore.com/Book/billy-mcneill-in-praise-of-caesar/

 

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