A select few people in Celtic’s history have won league titles as both a player AND as part of the management team. But fewer still can claim to have done so in such dramatic fashion as Murdo MacLeod.
When Ten Men Won The League on a spring night in 1979. When against all the odds the Miracle At Love Street occurred in 1986. AND THEN when we ‘Stopped The Ten’ in 1998 in yet another final day decider, there’s just one man who played a pivotal part in all three of those most memorable title wins in our history.
Murdo MacLeod’s Celtic Story is genuine Roy Of The Rovers, stuff with the powerful midfielder making a habit of late day drama in some of Celtic’s most memorable trophy wins. He’s also encountered drama of a different nature off the park however, having undergone lifesaving surgery not once, but twice since his playing days.
Ahead of the forthcoming release of his biography “Murdo, Murdo” penned by long term friend and journalist Hugh Keevins, Murdo shares with us the tales of an incredible life in football, on and off the park.
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Podcast: All links at https://thecelticexchange.com/podcast/murdo-macleod-a-life-in-football-a-life-in-celtic/
Absolutely delighted to announce that my Autobiography will be released in October.
It’s is a privilege and honour to share my football memories with you all.
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— Murdo Macleod (@murdomacleod06) May 31, 2024
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