Article: Brian Reede's sports column: WILL THEY EVER GET A SNIFF?(Sport)

Article: [ WILLIE JOHNSTON will always be remembered... ]
Evening Times;  November 9, 2002 ;     700+ words ...WILLIE JOHNSTON will always be remembered for the two goals he scored in Rangers ... was the date when Ayr United survived the loss of an early goal to Willie Johnston to go ahead through goals from Johnny Doyle and Dixie Ingram. THE ...

Article: Saturday Interview: Willie Johnston: Johnston on a ...
The Scotsman;  November 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... called the Port Brae, although it might as well be named Willie Johnston's Bar, since he has grown so synonymous with the grog ... Italian or Argentine the world would never have heard of Willie Johnston. It would all be hushed up. I was innocent. "I still ...

Article: Bud's bonus was lif ting a lot more than just the cup in ...
Evening Times;  October 10, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... newspapers were paying up to GBP100 to interview the likes of captain John Greig and front men Colin Stein and, of course, Willie Johnston. A committee was duly set up and it was agreed to pool the money and split it equally between everybody who had been involved ...

Article: Football: The day Willie bought a pounds 40 greenhouse from a ...
Birmingham Mail (England);  November 2, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Chris Lepkowski WILLIE Johnston sold plenty of dummies during his career - but not many knew ... which belonged to the biggest Baggies cult hero of all time, Willie Johnston. A veteran of 261 Albion games, Johnston was one of the ...

Article: Football: The day Willie bought a pounds 40 greenhouse from a ...
Birmingham Mail;  November 2, 2006 ;     700+ words ...WILLIE Johnston sold plenty of dummies during his career - but not many knew he once ... decade which belonged to the biggest Baggies cult hero of all time, Willie Johnston. A veteran of 261 Albion games, Johnston was one of the club ...

Article: Talking balls: Willie Johnston.(Sport)
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  October 31, 2004 ;     269 words ...FORMER Rangers and Scotland winger Willie Johnston holds the unwanted record of most red cards in a career. Wee Bud received his marching orders a ridiculous 21 times - eight more than any other player in Britain.

Article: Where are they now ?; Willie Johnston.(Features)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  August 3, 2002 ;     558 words ... ... disciplinary records in the game and for being involved in one of the biggest controversies in Scottish football history. But Willie Johnston will always be remembered as one of the most flamboyant stars ever to wear a Scotland jersey. The Glasgow-born winger ...