Make Us Proud

Sir Rod Stewart leads the rallying cry as our nation rises up behind Scotland for tonight’s battle at Wembley with the Auld Enemy

- John Dingwall

SIR Rod Stewart inspired Scotland’s football heroes with a rallying cry last night: “Make us proud.”

The Tartan Army member was one of many famous names backing captain Andy Robertson and the national team to beat England at Wembley.

My wife’s on cop duty tonight at Tower Bridge.. she’s expecting to see a few kilts

Singer Rod backs our boys while Penny’s on shift with boys in blue

SIR ROD Stewart led calls for Andy Robertson and his Scotland teammates to “make us proud” in tonight’s clash with England.

Scotland face the Auld Enemy at Wembley and a win would help us reach the knockout stages of a major tournament for the first time.

More than 20,000 members of the Tartan Army have descended on London for the Euro 2020 match.

And its most famous footsoldier Sir Rod Stewart issuing a battle cry.

The veteran rocker said: “I think I can safely speak on behalf of the mighty Tartan Army. Win, lose or draw – just make us proud’.”

The Scotland fan revealed his wife Penny Lancaster, who is a special constable, will be among those policing the Scots fans in London.

He joked: “My wife’s on police duty tonight at Tower Bridge – she’s expecting to see a few kilts.”

Former Scotland star Jim McCalliog, who scored the third goal in the famous 3-2 victory in 1967, urged the team to match that feat.

He said: “I’ll never forget scoring what turned out to be the winning goal for Scotland against England at Wembley.