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Blether: Gough in finals for Rangers and Spurs

Blether: Gough in finals for Rangers and Spurs

Each week, BwB will give a sample from the Readers’ Queries file in the old Sporting Post.

SP Query — Billy McL, Vickie Bar, wrote: I was at Wembley to see Richard Gough play for Tottenham Hotspur against Coventry City in the 1987 FA Cup Final.

However, a friend says he also played for Rangers in the 1987 League Cup Final.

Can you confirm who is correct?

SP Answer — You both are.

Gough played in the Spurs side which lost 3-2 to Coventry in the 1986-87 FA Cup Final.

He then joined Rangers in early October 1987, and played in the 1987-88 Skol Cup Final classic against Aberdeen later that month (25th).

Rangers won that game on penalties after the sides drew 3-3 (aet).

*SP Query — In October 1994, ‘G.H.’ wrote: My pal recalls seeing Gordon Smith play for Hibs against Dundee at Dens Park in a friendly just after the war.

I disagree but can you print details if there are any?

SP Answer — Dundee and Hibs met twice in friendlies just after the war.

Gordon Smith played in the first but not in the second.

In 1945, Dundee beat visiting Hibs 4-1 with goals by Juliussen 2, Ouchterlonie, Anderson, with Bogan counting for the Edinburgh side.

The crowd was 10,500.

Dundee — Bennett; Bowman, McIntosh; McKenzie, Gray, Cox; Anderson, Gallacher, Juliussen, Ouchterlonie, Hill.

Hibs — Downie; Shaw, Hall; Finnigan, Aird, McCabe; Smith, Colvan, Bogan, Nelson, Peat.

A year on, Hibs beat hosts Dundee 2-0 in front of 10,000, Ormond and Cuthbertson netting for the Easter Road side.

Dundee — Lynch; Follon, Ancell; Newman, Dickson, Sneddon; Jones, Ouchterlonie, Juliussen, Rattray, Joiner.

Hibs — Kerr; Shaw, Hall; McCabe, Howie, AN Other; Newman, Turnbull, Weir, Cuthbertson, Ormond.

*SP Query — On November 9, 1991, I.C. asked: What was the Hillside Boys Club team and match details when they were the first U/18 team to win the North of Tay Cup?

How many of them are still playing today?

SP Answer — Hillside beat Midlands amateur side Kelso 2-0 at Claypotts Park, Dundee, on June 5, 1973. The goals were scored by McIlravey and Hunter.

They are still the only U/18 side to win the prestigious regional amateur trophy.

The 13 on duty that evening were — Christie, Dolan, Perrie, Stewart, Ritchie, McIlravey, Albrecht, Esposito, Mitchell, Hunter, Reilly, Morrison, Donaldson.

Goalkeeper Christie is still playing junior football, with only a few others playing amateur.

*SP Query — Please give teams and scorers when Brechin City played at Ibrox in the Scottish Cup? — West Fife.

SP Answer — Rangers 8 (English 3, McPhail 2, Fleming 2, Marshall), Brechin 2 (Stewart 2), in the first round of the competition on January 16, 1932.

Rangers — T Hamilton; McAulay, R Hamilton; Meiklejohn, Simpson, Brown; Archibald, Marshall, English, McPhail, Fleming.

Brechin — Orchison; Clark, Osborne; Bain, Henderson, Duthie; McHaffie, Moffat, Stewart, Crozier, Cargill.

Some statistics may have been altered or updated after being originally published in The Sporting Post queries section.

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