Billy McNeil Special from 1997

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4.1 • 679 Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Celtic legend Billy McNeill has died aged 79. He was first Briton to lift the European Cup when Celtic beat Inter Milan 2 - 1 in Lisbon in 1967. He recalled that day, and other highlights of his career, in a Radio Clyde in a programme recorded with Sheila Duffy in 1997 to mark the 30th anniversary

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0:00.0	The Clyde One Super scoreboard podcast with triwire.com.
0:06.2	Kick high prices to the curb.
0:08.0	Drive away with huge savings.
0:14.1	And now the end is near
0:21.6	And so I face
0:24.6	that final curtain
0:29.6	My friend
0:31.6	I'll make it clear
0:34.6	I'll state my case of which I am certain.
0:40.3	I've lived a life that's full.
0:47.3	I traveled each and every highway And more, much more.
1:02.0	I did it.
1:04.5	I did it my way.
1:07.4	A snatch there of Frank Sinatra with My Way.
1:10.6	And that was the first musical choice of my guest tonight, Billy McNeil.
1:14.3	30 years ago exactly, he became part of footballing history
1:17.6	when he captained Celtic to victory in the European Cup,
1:21.2	the first British side to win the honour with a team that became known as the Lisbon Lions.
1:26.6	Does it seem like 30 years ago?
1:28.8	It certainly does, Sheila, an actual fact.
1:31.6	It just seems to go on and on.
1:34.7	I remember five years ago, the 25th anniversary,
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