Alan McInally on Gillette Soccer Saturday

[Corrado_Soprano]

Jeff Stelling introduces the show with a reference to it being 25 years ago to the day since Bayern Munich were 1-0 down at half time in the Olympic Stadium to “the mighty Raith Rovers”, asked McInally if he was playing that night and he replies”naw I was injured and at half time I’m thinking if this stays the same I can never go back to Scotland”

He did come back........2 years before that game in 1993 to sign with Kilmarnock ‍♂

 

[dh1963]

He never really left his spiritual home of Mùnchen

 

[ShotaShuffle]

Haha brilliant Paul Elliot levels of recollection

 

[___thefamous]

Jeff Stelling introduces the show with a reference to it being 25 years ago to the day since Bayern Munich were 1-0 down at half time in the Olympic Stadium to “the mighty Raith Rovers”, asked McInally if he was playing that night and he replies”naw I was injured and at half time I’m thinking if this stays the same I can never go back to Scotland”

He did come back........2 years before that game in 1993 to sign with Kilmarnock ‍♂

The man has always been an utter buffoon

 

[The Canny Man]

Met him in the bookies in Shawlands years ago . . . a bigger arsehole I will never meet.

 

[Huckleberry]

It's the schooling, or maybe the lack of ?

 

[madride]

Was it McCoist that told the story of rooming with him in Italy 1990 and first thing he did was put a big poster of himself in the Munchen gear on the room door?

 

[honeycandyapples]

It's the schooling, or maybe the lack of ?

Don't think so mate.

 

[pelem]

Met him in the bookies in Shawlands years ago . . . a bigger arsehole I will never meet.

Did he ask you for todays tip.?


Ah canny man was the reply.

 

[Walnuts]

He's always been a clown that fella

 

[Leopold]

It's the schooling, or maybe the lack of ?

Hmmm not on this occasion

 

[Sam English]

Was he not declared bankrupt through handing the bookies his cash ?

 

[Malsie1872]

Hit Twitter and show him up

 

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[Johnny Yen]

In Germany, in Bayern, in Munchen, good good, great great personal friends of mine.

 

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[SSR]

Was it McCoist that told the story of rooming with him in Italy 1990 and first thing he did was put a big poster of himself in the Munchen gear on the room door?

Please let this be true..

 

[norm1890]

What a gonk

 

[KopGer]

Was Rambo not a Rangers fan as a kid?

 

[Sherbet Dab]

I used to get told all the time he was a bluenose.

 

[KopGer]

I used to get told all the time he was a bluenose.

I'm certain he was, and didn't hide it particularly well.

 

[Harryrfc]

Wow! He played for Bayern Munich?
You would've thought he would mention it now and again.

 

[Mason Boyne]

I used to get told all the time he was a bluenose.

He was, more or less said so at the pre match yoofa hospitality at Manchester. Took exception to being called a pape

 

[Gibraltar Loyal]

He was, more or less said so at the pre match yoofa hospitality at Manchester. Took exception to being called a pape

Tbf who wouldnt take exception to that

 

[pelem]

What a gonk

Stop that kind of swearing or we'll ll yer maw and da.

Such language.

 

[Mr Mojo risin']

Tbf who wouldnt take exception to that

not him

 

[mossy]

I used to get told all the time he was a bluenose.

He sang the sash in a corporate area at the uefa cup final

 

[A Magician Named Gob]

Met him in the bookies in Shawlands years ago . . . a bigger arsehole I will never meet.

How did an encounter in a bookies lead to him being the biggest arsehole ever?

 

[Sherbet Dab]

How did an encounter in a bookies lead to him being the biggest arsehole ever?

Gave him a shite tip

 

[Barrymoped]

It's the schooling, or maybe the lack of ?

Went to Ayr Academy did he not?

He used to live in Monkton for a while back in the 90s when I worked there and was spotted on more than 1 occasion out cutting the grass wearing his Bayern trackie.

 

[Main Stand]

Someone scored their debut goal for Bayern (might have been Roy Makaay) which was a tap in and big McInally gave it “THAT’S EXACTLY WHERE I SCORED MY FIRST GOAL FOR BAYERN MUNCHEN FROM”

 

[Sherbet Dab]

Went to Ayr Academy did he not?

He used to live in Monkton for a while back in the 90s when I worked there and was spotted on more than 1 occasion out cutting the grass wearing his Bayern trackie.

And Franz Beckenbauer doing his hedge

 

[The Canny Man]

How did an encounter in a bookies lead to him being the biggest arsehole ever?

The utter shite he spoke, surprised he got his head through the door he was that full of himself.

 

[moondance]

He’s always been a big walloper.

 

[Jase]

Tramp culture. Don’t let fact get in the way of a story.

 

[The Blue Iceberg]

Met him in the bookies in Shawlands years ago . . . a bigger arsehole I will never meet.

Come on mate, you need to give us at least one example...

 

[BN94]

I watched his car getting smashed up years ago. He gave some bears the finger and his mate in the passenger seat was shouting sectarian abuse. Unbeknown to him there was a queue of traffic at the lights ahead. Me and my pal were only teenagers at the time. When the police turned up and questioned us we obviously never seen a thing

 

[The Canny Man]

Come on mate, you need to give us at least one example...

You’re talking nearly 30 years ago, memories faded a bit regarding the fine detail but my opinion on him hasn’t changed.

 

[Pennine Walk]

Was it McCoist that told the story of rooming with him in Italy 1990 and first thing he did was put a big poster of himself in the Munchen gear on the room door?

The best part of that is McCoist asks him what he's doing and McInally replies, " Everyone needs to know where Big Jake fae the Munchen lives".

What a weapon.

 

[Corrado_Soprano]

Some great replies, another story regarding this arsehole was when he was with the Tims, he went back down to see his old club and went to the bowling club right next to Somerset Park for a pint before the game, waltzes to the front of the queue orders a pint and the wee woman behind the bar tells him to get to the back of the line, he gives it the “ do you know who I am” patter, unimpressed the wee woman says “I don’t give a f**k who ye ur, get tae the back of the queue like everyone else”

 

[norm1890]

Stop that kind of swearing or we'll ll yer maw and da.

Such language.

Didn't realise offensive - apologies.

 

[huistrasleftpeg]

Tin hat on - I quite like him on Super Saturday. Ah well.

 

[Wugs]

Jeff Stelling introduces the show with a reference to it being 25 years ago to the day since Bayern Munich were 1-0 down at half time in the Olympic Stadium to “the mighty Raith Rovers”, asked McInally if he was playing that night and he replies”naw I was injured and at half time I’m thinking if this stays the same I can never go back to Scotland”

He did come back........2 years before that game in 1993 to sign with Kilmarnock ‍♂

 

[IrvineLoyal]

Did he suffer injuries throughout his career as he never played many games and retired quite young as well.



Pretty poor goalscoring record as well for a supposed international player.


As an aside my uncle knew him and said he was a Rangers fan.

 

[Johansen]

It's the schooling, or maybe the lack of ?

No, he was educated in the Scottish Presbyterian system

 

[Laudo.]

Gave him a shite tip

Oooerrrr.

 

[Galstonian Oranje]

Former British Aerospace apprentice

 

[Der Hammers Left Peg]

Was told by Sandy Stewart he wore the Bayern gear when doing his coaching badges at Largs.......he had every p'd off with his Munchen tales.

 

[WinkieWATP]

Was it McCoist that told the story of rooming with him in Italy 1990 and first thing he did was put a big poster of himself in the Munchen gear on the room door?

Tells the story of McInally starting with Johnston in the first game at the WC and McCoist is sitting doing the crossword with the light on. “Get that light aff some of us have a game the morra”. Dropped for the next game so Ally buys two papers and throws one to him and tells him he can give him a hand this time.