New Scottish football president wants win over Ireland as tribute to late CEO

New Scottish Football Association president Alan McRae says qualifying for Euro 2016 would be the perfect tribute to the late chief executive David Taylor.

New Scottish football president wants win over Ireland as tribute to late CEO
Tue, 09 Jun, 2015 - 19:45

New Scottish Football Association president Alan McRae says qualifying for Euro 2016 would be the perfect tribute to the late chief executive David Taylor.

The former Cove Rangers chairman was chosen to replace Campbell Ogilvie at the governing body’s annual general meeting at Hampden.

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