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One more name for the double international list (I think): Frank Murphy. Scotland cap with Celtic, v Netherlands in May 1938. Played for Scottish Junior League (v Irish Free State) and Scottish Junior Select (v Scottish Alliance) while with Croy Celtic in 1931/32. Played for Scotland v Irish Free St...

According to the Dundee history, which gives all the lineups, his first game was 8 October 1904 v St Mirren. He played nine league games that season.

Glad you found him.

And by the way, it is Alva Albion Rangers, not Rovers!

According to Scottish Referee, 29 Aug 1902, he is J McIntosh.

Also Alloa Advertiser, 20 Feb 1909: J McIntosh (late Derby County)

Hibs v Clydebank - the match programme says the ref was A Ferguson (Clydebank). I presume the place name was a typo! Alan Ferguson was from Glasgow. Although I was at the game I can't help with goal times. Thistle v Rangers, according to the Rangers Football Companion: Frame (69); Johnstone (55), Sm...

I would have guessed that the cap was for the Stirlingshire Juvenile FA, who played an annual match against Glasgow Juveniles (May 1904, April 1905). Unfortunately the matches are poorly reported, so no team lines.

Clearly not a problem in the women's game!

Roxburgh resigned on 13 September 1993. Craig Brown was then appointed caretaker and selected the team v Italy in October 1993, but was not formally appointed by the SFA until 17 November, the day of the match in Malta. He would always say that his first match as Scotland manager was against Malta -...

That single Celtic semi-final in Edinburgh (in 1926) was so momentous they even made a record about it

Bumped.

End of September, seven games gone.

And when did we last get to October without either Rangers or Celtic registering an away league win?

As an aside, I was looking back at the bid for the ill-fated bid to stage Euro 2008 in Scotland and Ireland. The proposed timetable included two matches at Ibrox and Parkhead, on the same day, with simultaneous kick-offs (as it was the final group matches).

Very hard to say. He doesn't seem to appear in any team lines after the first month of the season. The Linlithgowshire Gazette has a weekly 'Bathgate Football Tit Bits' column, and although the OCR doesn't work very well I haven't found any references to him leaving. It doesn't help that there are o...

It's not common, but I can think of a few examples of double headers at club level, such as the Tennent Caledonian Cup at Ibrox and the Skol Festival Trophy in Edinburgh. The Olympics in 2012 managed to fit in two double headers at Hampden within 24 hours! Two women's matches on Wednesday evening (U...

Tricky, but if they impress enough to join the club they may be mentioned subsequently. Here is one of them: http://www.newsandstar.co.uk/sport/Scottish-League-Two-leaders-Stirling-Albion-set-to-provide-Annan-Athletic-with-a-tough-test-5703d0c9-b0ce-402a-ba7b-f133e09e8c78-ds Prior to last Saturday's...

Well the handbook was definitely issued in the summer of 1953, so either the caption is wrong or you are! I don't know the grounds well enough to say. I've also found the same photo in the Simmath Press 'Scottish League Yearbook' for 1953/54 but with the simple caption 'East Fife v Raith Rovers'. Th...