Scottish Football Hall of Fame

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The Scottish Football Hall of Fame is located at the Scottish Football Museum. Nominations are made each year by fans and a committee selects the inductees. [1] The first inductions to the Hall of Fame were in November 2004 in a ceremony at Hampden Park. [2] Brian Laudrup and Henrik Larsson became the first players from outside Scotland to be inducted, in 2006. [3] Rose Reilly was the first woman to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, in 2007. [4] As of October 2019, there had been 122 inductions to the Hall of Fame. [5]

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Members

YearImageNameNotesRef
2004 Jim Baxter statue Hill Of Beath.jpg Jim Baxter (statue in Hill of Beath pictured) [6]
2004 Billy Bremner (1971).jpg Billy Bremner [6]
2004 Matt Busby cropped.jpg Matt Busby [6]
2004 Kenny Dalglish 2009 Singapore.jpg Kenny Dalglish [6]
2004 Alex Ferguson.jpg Alex Ferguson [6]
2004– Hughie Gallacher [6]
2004 Johngreig.jpg John Greig (statue at Ibrox Stadium pictured) [6]
2004 Jimmy Johnstone (cropped).jpg Jimmy Johnstone [6]
2004 Denis Law.jpg Denis Law [6]
2004 DaveMackay01 (cropped).JPG Dave Mackay [6]
2004 Danny McGrain (8668845197).jpg Danny McGrain [6]
2004 Jimmy McGrory.jpg Jimmy McGrory [6]
2004 Billy Mcneill 1982-09-28.jpg Billy McNeill [6]
2004– Willie Miller [6]
2004– Bobby Murdoch [6]
2004 Shankly statue out front.jpg Bill Shankly (statue at Anfield pictured) [6]
2004– Gordon Smith [6]
2004 Souness.jpg Graeme Souness [6]
2004 Trainer Jock Stein van Celtic in het Hiltonhotel, Bestanddeelnr 924-3395.jpg Jock Stein [6]
2004– Willie Woodburn [6]
2005 Campbell Charles.jpg Charles Campbell [7]
2005 Alex James - coach.jpg Alex James [7]
2005 Joe Jordan.jpg Joe Jordan [7]
2005 Bobby Lennox (1971).jpg Bobby Lennox [7]
2005– Jim McLean [7]
2005 Alexmcleish2012.jpg Alex McLeish [7]
2005 Alan Lauder Morton.jpg Alan Morton [7]
2005– Lawrie Reilly [7]
2005– Willie Waddell [7]
2005 John White (1961).jpg John White [7]
2005– George Young [7]
2006 DavieCooperStatue.jpg Davie Cooper (statue in Hamilton pictured) [3]
2006 Tommy Gemmell.jpg Tommy Gemmell [3]
2006– Richard Gough [3]
2006– Willie Henderson [3]
2006– Sandy Jardine [3]
2006 Henrik Larsson in Jan 2014.jpg Henrik Larsson [3]
2006 Brian-Laudrup-Darren-Laver-Lars-Hogh (cropped).jpg Brian Laudrup [3]
2006– Willie Ormond [3]
2006 John Robertson (1980).jpg John Robertson [3]
2006– Billy Steel [3]
2006 Tommy Walker (1947).png Tommy Walker [3]
2007– Willie Bauld [4]
2007– Eric Caldow [4]
2007– Jimmy Cowan [4]
2007 Alan hansen in 2004.png Alan Hansen [4]
2007 Ally McCoist 1994.jpg Ally McCoist [4]
2007 Rose Reilly Milan 1975.jpg Rose Reilly [4]
2007– Walter Smith [4]
2007 Gordon David Strachan.jpg Gordon Strachan [4]
2007– Eddie Turnbull [4]
2008– Bobby Evans [1]
2008– Archie Gemmill [1]
2008 Aankomst Glasgow Rangers op Schiphol, tegenstander PSV nr. 3 v.l.n.r. de speler, Bestanddeelnr 929-9700 (Johnstone).jpg Derek Johnstone [1]
2008 Jim Leighton 2009.jpg Jim Leighton [1]
2008 Billy Liddell.jpg Billy Liddell [1]
2008 Ian St John (1966).jpg Ian St John [1]
2008 Ibrox trophy room (cropped).jpg Bill Struth [1]
2008 John Thomson, Celtic FC.jpg John Thomson [1]
2009– Steve Archibald [8]
2009– Bertie Auld [8]
2009– Jimmy Delaney [8]
2009– Alan Gilzean [8]
2009– Mo Johnston [8]
2009 PaulLambert.jpg Paul Lambert [8]
2009– Willie Maley [8]
2009– David Meiklejohn [8]
2010– Craig Brown [9]
2010– Andy Goram [9]
2010– Bobby Johnstone [9]
2010– Paul McStay [9]
2010– David Narey [9]
2010– Tiny Wharton [9]
2011 TerryButcherMay2010.jpg Terry Butcher [10]
2011 Paddycrerand.jpg Pat Crerand [10]
2011 Robert Smyth McColl c1901.jpg Robert Smyth McColl [10]
2011– Hugh McIlvanney [11]
2011– Ronnie Simpson [10]
2012– Pat Stanton [12]
2012– Bob McPhail [12]
2012– Gordon McQueen [12]
2012 Frank McLintock.jpg Frank McLintock [12]
2012 Andrew Watson Footballer.jpg Andrew Watson [12]
2013– Bobby Walker [13]
2013– Eddie Gray [13]
2013– Alan Rough [13]
2013– Scot Symon [13]
2013– Martin Buchan [13]
2013 Tommy Docherty 2017 01.jpg Tommy Docherty [13]
2014– Bill Brown [14]
2014– Peter Lorimer [14]
2014– McCrae's Battalion Footballers who volunteered for military service in the First World War [14]
2014– Davie Wilson [14]
2014– Charlie Nicholas [14]
2015– Bobby Brown [15]
2015 George Graham (1970).png George Graham [15]
2015– Stewart Hillis [15]
2015– Ally MacLeod [15]
2015– Maurice Malpas [15]
2016– Stevie Chalmers [16]
2016 John Wark.jpg John Wark [16]
2016 Gary McAllister 2010.jpg Gary McAllister [16]
2016 Jock Wallace Jr. [16]
2016– Alex Smith [16]
2017– John Clark [17]
2017 Willie Wallace 1971.jpg Willie Wallace [17]
2017– Jim Craig [17]
2017 John McGovern (footballer).jpg John McGovern [17]
2017– Allan McGraw [17]
2017– Archie Macpherson [17]
2017– Queen's Park [17]
2017– Lisbon Lions Celtic team that won the 1966–67 European Cup [17]
2018 Aitken.jpg Roy Aitken [18]
2018 Julie Fleeting (cropped).jpg Julie Fleeting [18]
2018– Archie Knox [18]
2018– Ian McMillan [18]
2019– Patsy Gallacher [19]
2019– Joe Harper [19]
2019– Tommy McLean [19]
2019– John Robertson [19]
2019 Colin Stein (1969).jpg Colin Stein [19]
2019– Paul Sturrock [19]

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