Should be a good wee trip. Everyone is invited for a party in the town with about 2,000 Scotland fans, part of the famous Tartan Army. And those with tickets are welcome to join us for the match later on.

When you hear the noise of the Tartan Army boys, we’ll be coming down the road…
See you there

Well done Slaven Bilic and the boys! And the fans! Naprijed HRVATSKA!

Download Mp3 from http://www.sendspace.com/file/f8m2ug

You might also enjoy this wee Youtube clip of Ozujsko beer (basically, Croatian version of Tennent’s)

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Bosnian Braveheart
Young Sarajevan brought Scottish players on the pitch of the stadium in Glasgow

Kemo was to come over for the previous Italy match (in 2005) but needed to go for an autotransplant operation so couldn’t make it to Scotland. He was visited in Sarajevo by a couple of footsoldiers who brought him gifts from Scotland and started a short film about his connection with the Tartan Army.

Since sometimes a photo tells a thousand words, here is a photo of Kemo in hospital two years ago when he missed to be there for the 1-1 draw vs Italy. Let’s hope the result will be better for Scotland with him.

Looking forward to see Kemo at Hampden on 17 November. Come on SCOTLAND!

Kemo became an amputee as a three-months-old baby during the war, in a mortar shelling when his mother was killed. He was saved by Italian journalist Toni who took him out of the besieged city in the trunk of his car, and provided treatment for him in Italy. Kemal came back to Sarajevo six years later, after the war.

In November 2001, after a wee story about Kemo was put on Tartan Army Message Board, Internet forum of Scotland football fans, many people wanted to help him by raising money for new prosthetic limb and renovation of his house. In the end, there was 4,792 GBP raised for Kemo and this donation was presented by HE Ambassador Ian Cliff at the British Embassy in Sarajevo in August 2002.

Kemal became a symbol and inspiration for Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal that was formed shortly after Kemal Karic Appeal was closed. Many people wanted to see Kemal as Scotland mascot at Hampden but for a number of reasons that was not possible until now.

For more info, click on Kemo @ Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal web site.

Feel free to join Tartan Army facebook group at
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2418007043

Cheers

See you there!

Come on Scotland!

The famous Loony Alba T-shirt

Saltires and Scotland World Cup ‘98 tops


Come on SCOTLAND!

When you hear the noise of the Tartan Army boys…

Come on lads, get intae them! Come on SCOTLAND!

France 0 : Scotland 1, Parc de Princes, Paris, 12 September 2007

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!

Allez Ecosse… COME ON SCOTLAND!

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

> Download Stonehaven Wallace Day 2007 poster