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wee bud's pit boots said:
He got off Scot free. Think he stays in Australia now.

It was a 42 day ban as you state, which meant Colin Stein would have missed a CF replay if it was required.

Ok, we know how the score went on the day, but when the punishment was meted out, Rangers had won the previous three OF games that season.

And the President of the SFA at that time was the filth's chairman, Bob Kelly. Coincidence, eh?
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He died about 5 years ago.

Got this from his obituary in the Scotsman, all about how much of a wonderful person he was.:mad:
Goes on about how successful his career was at Clyde.
No mention of the Colin Stein incident

"In 1972 he went out to South Africa to play for Durban United alongside other Scottish players like ex-Rangers men Ronnie Mackinnon and Willie Henderson and ex-Dundee’s Alex Hamilton.
After a first successful season in which he was voted one of the team’s top players, his career came to a sudden end in 1974 when during an ill-tempered derby match against Durban City he struck the referee Jim McCarney.
As a result, he was banned sine die "
 
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