Prøve GULL - Gratis
Tartan Army On Tour
The Scots Magazine
|June 2024
Scotland’s fans have travelled the world, but for this younger generation, the Euros in Germany is the tournament they've all been waiting for
THE European Championship in Germany in June is the right tournament in the right place at the right time for Scotland's football team - so say the fans.
Better the Euros rather than the World Cup - let's be realistic, Scotland would stand little chance against the likes of Brazil and Argentina - and ideal that the tournament is in Germany, an easy-to-reach country with excellent stadiums and fast, efficient public transport.
And the team? Many would agree the current Scotland squad is the best we've seen in generations, bound by an enduring team spirit and featuring genuine top-class players, many of whom hold their own against English Premier League talent every week.
All of which adds up to possibly the best chance the Scotland squad has of getting past the tournament group stages for the first time in its history.
We asked some members of the Tartan Army to share their memories of being a Scotland fan, and to look ahead to Germany...
A SPECIAL SPIRIT
Eoin Garvey is 24 and from Lochgelly, Fife. He has followed Scotland since primary school, going to games with his grandfather to begin with and then with friends.
"I think we've got a really good chance of getting out of the group this time," he says. "We have some great players - my favourite at the moment is Kieran Tierney and there's a real team spirit.
Denne historien er fra June 2024-utgaven av The Scots Magazine.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA The Scots Magazine
The Scots Magazine
Cairn Gorm
From gentle walks to exhilarating hikes, Cairn Gorm offers outdoor adventures for every skill level
3 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
Mixed Territory
Winter climbing in Scotland demands skill and courage, plus a love of unpredictable mountains
6 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
Treading Lightly
On the Moray coast, Burghead offers a wildlife experience that's rich in wonder and light on carbon emissions
5 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
A Great Divide
Gayle Ritchie attempts to hike the Lairig Ghru, one of Scotland's most punishing yet rewarding routes
4 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
In The Spotlight
Travel content creator Chris Paul Lawlor reflects on the responsibility of sharing Scotland's landscapes online
3 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
A Wee Blether With... Matty Hyndman
The Edinburgh-based artist and activist creating a storm on social media
2 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
AtoZ of GREAT SCOTS
Horticulturalist and land owner Osgood Mackenzie built Inverewe Garden on the shores of Loch Ewe
1 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
Stone, Silence And Song
At Pluscarden Abbey near Elgin, an ancient way of life endures
3 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
Mar Hall
Daniella Theis discovers old-world elegance with modern indulgence on the banks of the Clyde
4 mins
February 2026
The Scots Magazine
Barry Fish
Rachel McConachie enjoys the Michelin Guide restaurant setting the standard for seafood in Leith
2 mins
February 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size
