Bremner
Bremner has been mentioned or cited more than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'Socrates MacSporran - Scottish Football Philosopher' contains less than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Bremner was highly popular in July, 2016.
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[...] Scottish football, we have actually won a higher percentage of games than in those glory days of Bremner, Law, Gemmill, Souness and Co. In the 1980s, we qualified from all three World Cup qualifying [...]
scottishfootballphilosopher.blogspot.com
[...] " Elena Anaya as "Unknown" Saïd Taghmaoui as "Unknown" Ewen Bremner as "Unknown" David Thewlis as "Unknown" Source What is this? Is there [...]
datelinemovies.com
[...] Docherty, Bobby Collins and Sammy Baird. I was a Tartan Army foot soldier through the years of Bremner, Baxter, Bobby Murdoch, John White, Archie Gemill, Asa Hartford, Masson and Rioch, Souness, [...]
scottishfootballphilosopher.blogspot.com
[...] the man-marking job, in more ways than one, which a young Scottish player, Leeds United's Billy Bremner, winning only his seventh cap, did on the great man. There was seldom more than a sheet of paper [...]
scottishfootballphilosopher.blogspot.com
[...] . But, it does remind us of what we lost. When it was taken back in 1966, Scots such as Mackay and Bremner were just two of the many Scottish turbines who drove the top sides in England. If we can get [...]
scottishfootballphilosopher.blogspot.com
[...] in this are Dave Mackay of Tottenham in the white shirt, who died this week, and Billy Bremner of Leeds. Another iconic image (at White Hart Lane, home of Spurs, just like the other photo of [...]
uni-watch.com
[...] v Leeds game in 1966, when he responded to being kicked on his twice-broken left leg by Billy Bremner, by grabbing his fellow Scotland captain by the throat. The look on the normally fearless Bremner' [...]
scottishfootballphilosopher.blogspot.com