Two Scots (one of them married to a Bosnian) and couple of Bosnians cheered Scotland to another victory in a small pub in Sarajevo. Come on SCOTLAND!
The famous Loony Alba T-shirt
Saltires and Scotland World Cup ‘98 tops
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Come on SCOTLAND!
When you hear the noise of the Tartan Army boys…
Come on lads, get intae them! Come on SCOTLAND!
When the Scots go marching in…
France 0 : Scotland 1, Parc de Princes, Paris, 12 September 2007 
Just got back home…
It was magic in Paris! Tartan Army march, the match, the GOAL, the greatest goal ever scored in the Parc des Princes…
COME ON SCOTLAND!
First of all, this is nothing against eBay but simply against people selling the tickets for a profit while THOUSANDS of tickets are available to be purchased online from France without problems.
It is expected that 10,000-15,000 thousand Scottish fans will be supporting Scotland in Paris (although official allocation is only 3,500 tickets).
Direct links for online purchase of tickets are:
- www.fff.fr - French FA
- www.francebillet.com
- www.ticketnet.fr
- www.carrefourspectacles.com
Finally, Tartan Army Message Board will be a place where many tickets will be sold at face value so keep on checking there too: - www.taboard.com
See you in Pareeee! If I can make it from Sarajevo, you should be there too!
Allez Ecosse, come on Scotland!
There will be an event in Aberdeen on Friday 17th August at the Wallace Statue from 7.45 PM. Following this it will be on to the nearby Rusty Nail where Ted Christopher will provide the entertainment.
On Saturday 18th August, there will be a march from Stonehaven to Dunnottar Castle. The march will leave at 2 PM. The march will be followed by speaches at the castle.
In the evening the entertainment will be provided by Albannach and Gaberlunzie in Stonehaven town hall with the doors opening at 7 PM. Tickets are priced at Ł8 and can be had on 01569 730859 or on line at www.cranntara.org.uk
More info at www.geocities.com/stonehavenday
The Italians may have imposed an alcohol ban before the invasion of the Tartan Army, but it did not stop the Scots eating, drinking and being extremely merry.
According to Bari authorities, the typical Scotland fan drank an incredible five gallons of beer during a three-day stay.
The figures, from the Bari Traders Association, showed nearly 7000 Scots fans got through almost 265,000 pints of beer while in the southern Italian city where they watched Scotland lose 2-0 to in a Euro 2008 qualifier.
While England fans were berating players and manager after beating Andorra 3-0, the Tartan Army, who have won numerous awards from Fifa and Uefa for friendliness, embellished their reputation for being in very good cheer despite losing.
The figures for beer consumption were all the more astonishing since Bari imposed an alcohol ban on the day of the game from 2pm.
Bari’s mayor ordered the city-wide ban on alcohol sales after crowd violence during an Italian league game in Sicily led to the death of a policeman.
Bari traders say Scotland fans, judged the world’s friendliest during the 1998 World Cup, spent some £2m in the city over three days - more than is normally collected over the entire winter.
More at The Herald web site
A Croatian film director claims he was beaten up by English thugs - because he was wearing a Scotland cap.
Pedja Licina (34), from the capital Zagreb, bought the Saltire-emblazoned headgear on a trip to London last month. He wore it in on a night out with friends the day before Croatia’s recent Euro Championship clash with England.
But what started out as a fun evening turned into a nightmare for Pedja when two drunken hooligans set him upon.
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Several Scotland fans have been injured in Kiev after an attack by a gang of about 100 local cowards before Euro2008 qualifier Ukraine - Scotland.
When you hear the noise of Tartan Army boys, Scotland scored against France!
Hampden Park, Scotland ONE, France nil! 
Flower of Scotland, just before the start of the match
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