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NEWS that England are not keen to see the re-introduction of the annual Scotland versus England football match is a blow to all fans north of the border.
The bi-annual trip to Wembley was part of Scots football folklore and tens of thousands of fans made the trip each time.
Here, in April 1953, a tartan-clad trio from Govanhill wait to board the train that will take them south for the clash with Auld Enemy, which was drawn 2-2.