Scotland Icons/Heroes
Scotland deserve more representation considering it was a founder of Football itself… not only that some icons/heroes would be extremely usable for example.
- Denis Law The King or Denis the Menace Considered by many experts to be the best player ever to come from Scotland, known for his prolific goalscoring at Manchester United and winning the Ballon d'Or.
-Graeme Souness A dominant and influential midfielder for Liverpool, Rangers, and Scotland, his omission from the game as an Icon is often noted by the community.
- Billy Bremner A tough-tackling and inspirational midfielder who captained Leeds United to multiple domestic and European honors.
- Alan Hansen A highly regarded central defender known for his composure and passing ability, most notably with Liverpool.
- Jimmy Johnstone AKA Jinky A tricky and entertaining winger, a key member of Celtic's Lisbon Lions team that won the European Cup in 1967.
- Billy McNeill AKA Cesar Celtic's inspirational captain during their European Cup win, known for his leadership as a central defender.
- Ally McCoist A legendary striker for Rangers and Scotland, known for his incredible goalscoring record.
- Jim Baxter A highly skillful and charismatic player known for his performances in midfield for Rangers and the national team.
- Duncan Ferguson an iconic Everton striker and hard man known for his physical prowess
- Archie Gemmill is widely regarded as a Scottish football icon, known for his time at clubs like Derby County and Nottingham Forest, winning league titles and a European Cup. His World Cup goal is often cited as one of the greatest ever.
- Andy Goram spent seven successful years at Rangers, where he was voted the club's greatest ever goalkeeper in a 2001 fans' poll. He won ten major honours at Ibrox, including five league titles.
