Scottish Football Reminiscences And Sketches
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" The outcome of this hastily-formed notion was that a sort of Nomadicteam, calling themselves the Western Pilgrims, was formed, and three orfour matches, and good ones, too, were played between them and theConquerors and also the Cedargrove. The Pilgrims showed themselves nomean opponents in the new game, and, after holding their own with theCedargrove in a drawn game, had a good tussle with the Conquerors on therecreation ground at the Park, and were only beaten by a goal to none, the goal, I... remember, being made in the last five minutes by Bob Gardens(who could dribble and play forward as well as keep goal). A few of thePilgrims took kindly to the Association rules, and while that seasonlasted two of the leading forwards joined the Cedargrove, and turned outcapital players. Another joined the Druids, and became a famousgoalkeeper, even going as far as playing for his country in theInternational match, and the fourth turned out a leading man in theHolyrood Crescent. Talking about the above goalkeeper, Aleck M'Gregorwas one of the finest fellows that ever stood with his back to a goal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The outcome of this hastily-formed notion was that a sort of Nomadicteam, calling themselves the Western Pilgrims, was formed, and three orfour matches, and good ones, too, were played between them and theConquerors and also the Cedargrove. The Pilgrims showed themselves nomean opponents in the new game, and, after holding their own with theCedargrove in a drawn game, had a good tussle with the Conquerors on therecreation ground at the Park, and were only beaten by a goal to none, the goal, I... remember, being made in the last five minutes by Bob Gardens(who could dribble and play forward as well as keep goal). A few of thePilgrims took kindly to the Association rules, and while that seasonlasted two of the leading forwards joined the Cedargrove, and turned outcapital players. Another joined the Druids, and became a famousgoalkeeper, even going as far as playing for his country in theInternational match, and the fourth turned out a leading man in theHolyrood Crescent. Talking about the above goalkeeper, Aleck M'Gregorwas one of the finest fellows that ever stood with his back to a goal.
What to read after Scottish Football Reminiscences And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bone David Drummond to read onlineMoreLess
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