Episode 1

Charlie Nicholas

How Charlie Nicholas’s amazing goal-scoring talent earned him the name Champagne Charlie.

29m

Episode 2

Paul Sturrock

Paul Sturrock speaks about the highs and lows of taking on the best teams in Europe, and he opens up on how he lives his life since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

29m

Episode 3

Rose Reilly

How Rose Reilly became the only Scot to win the Mundialito ‘World Cup’, in the face of unfairness, sexism and misogyny.

29m

Episode 4

Archie Macpherson

How Archie Macpherson’s broadcasting career saw him become the voice and face of Scottish football.

29m

Episode 5

Steve Archibald

How Steve Archibald made the leap from part-time football at Clyde and working as a car mechanic to star striker at Barcelona.

29m

Episode 6

Richard Gough

How Richard Gough led Rangers to the brink of nine league titles in a row.

29m

Episode 1

Frank McAvennie

A look at Frank McAvennie's football career, featuring contributions from Bill McMurdo, Tony Cottee, Bianca Westwood, Mick McCarthy and Alan Rough.

29m

Episode 2

John Robertson

How John Robertson twice conquered European football with Nottingham Forest.

29m

Episode 3

Joe Jordan

How Joe Jordan became a Scotland hero and one of English football’s greatest tough guys.

28m

Episode 4

Willie Miller

How Willie Miller captained Aberdeen to glory in Gothenburg and became a Dons legend.

28m

Episode 5

Jen Beattie

How Jen Beattie blazed a trail for club and country and overcame cancer.

29m

Episode 6

John Greig

How John Greig led Rangers to European glory, becoming 'the greatest ever Ranger.'

29m