Willie Wallace

WILLIE WALLACE has seen it all before. He looked the most relaxed man inside Celtic Park when he appeared to help in the Paradise Windfall draw.

IN SUMMER 1968 Celtic found themselves drawn with Rangers for the second year in a row in the League Cup...

WILLIE WALLACE has let us know that he is now safely back home in Australia after the saddest of journeys back home to attend the funeral of his two great friends and fellow Lisbon Lions Billy McNeill and Stevie Chalmers...

DO yourself a favour and listen to this. Archie Macpherson in conversation last night with John Clark, Bobby Lennox, Bertie Auld, Jim Craig and having just arrived in Scotland from his home Australia, Willie Wallace...

BIRTHDAY wishes go out this morning to Lisbon Lion Jim Craig who is 76 today.

WILLIE WALLACE might not have been at Celtic Park yesterday with the other Lions who gathered to pay their respects to Cesar but he was watching at his home in Gold Coast and was moved by the wonderful tribute that the day was for his friend and Captain, Billy McNeill...

WILLIE WALLACE has paid an emotional tribute to his “great friend” Billy McNeill...

WILLIE WALLACE made his European debut for Celtic 52 years ago tonight and certainly made his mark by scoring two fabulous second half goals that would ultimately propel Celtic onto glory in Lisbon.

When I went to Celtic Park for the first-leg of that European Cup semi-final on 12 April 1967 it was for a radio commentary, with George Davidson my colleague on the television platform...

In summer 1968 Celtic found themselves drawn with Rangers for the second year in a row in the League Cup...

3rd March 1969 There was an eye-catching headline in one of the morning dailies – Stein Fixed Cup Saints Before Match This was a reference to Jock Stein’s late tactical switch which was only announced just before the start of the match, with Bobby Lennox at outside-right, Willie Wallace at centre-forward and John Hughes...

Four days after the victory in Prague, Celtic took another huge step towards an unique, historic season, defeating Aberdeen at Hampden, in the Scottish Cup Final, in front of 126,000 fans.

WILLIE WALLACE had given Celtic the lead just before half-time in the Scottish Cup tie with Dunfermline on Saturday 13 February but a goal from ex-Celt Joe McBride meant that the sides would have to do it all again at East End Park on this day in 1971...

On this day in 1969, Celtic were sitting at the top of the table, two points ahead of Hibs.

LEIGH GRIFFITHS with his late winning goal against Rosenborg which kick-started Celtic’s faltering European campaign this season, jumped to joint fifth spot in the club’s all-time European goal-scorers list...

In summer 1968 Celtic found themselves drawn with Rangers for the second year in a row in the League Cup...

The autumn of 1967 had been a bit of the good and the bad for Celtic Football Club.

From Lisbon to Seville, through the 9-in-a-row days and the 4-2 match the greatest days in the last 50 years will be recalled in the company of Willie Wallace, Dixie Deans, Murdo MacLeod and John Hartson...