Disabled facilities In the new North stand platforms are a free for all. Good seeing the biggest and most successful club in Scotland lift the Scottish cup. ************************* At Scotland vs Georgia last night. In the south stand this time, right down the front. Never ceases to amaze me the amount of selfish folk who let their weans run about the front walkway and blocking the view of wheelchair users. Head steward moved them on a few times when they were gathering but you always get the odd wee smart arse refusing to take a telling. I blame the parents tbh. Scotland were outstanding. Germany, Germany, we're the famous tartan army and we're going to Germany. Peace

Was invited by Walking Football Scotland to take the tour of Hampden Park and what a fabulous tour. Lovely relaxed staff gave us the full tour and answered all our questions in a humours professional attitude. We also got to play on the astro pitch (yes, who knew there was one) which greatly enhanced the tour. Getting pitch side and walking up the steps was also magical. The canteen food was excellent and very reasonably priced. Just a fantastic tour well done all at Hampden for making the old guy very happy and bringing back so many memories..

Hampden Park Glasgow host the king of the North and South in the Scottish Football Association finals cup. What a cracker! While both teams gave good account of themselves, Rangers emerged the better side, where they thrash Aberdeen FC, one goal to nill. Immediately James put the ball behind the Aberdeen goalkeeper, the noisy Rangers fans, as usual ignites the stadium with fireworks. Rangers won the cup, making it their 33 cups in series. After the match, the traffic was terrible and traumatising as we spend 52 munites before navigating out from the emergency car park. Asides that, I enjoyed myself while inside Hampden Park.