The Glasgow Cup, in its heyday before the Second World War, attracted attendances larger than those for the corresponding League games between the six clubs who competed for the impressive Victorian trophy.   Even as late as the 1970s, matches between Rangers and Celtic in the competition drew crowds of between 32,700 and 70,500.

 

The early-season competition took precedence over League matches in the eyes of its participants, and a comprehensive history is long-overdue.   Forrest Robertson’s 150 page softback book gives a full statistical and narrative account of the Glasgow Cup’s long history

£9 plus £1.90 UK p&p from John Litster, 38 Lowther Road, Norwich, NR4 6QW   Postage and packing to Europe is £5.00, elsewhere abroad is £8.     Cheques payable to J.Litster.    Payments may be made by paypal or direct electronically - click on payments for further details

 A GREAT ADDITION TO SCOTTISH FOOTBALL HISTORY
 
 
THE GLASOW CUP by Forrest H.C. Robertson
 
150 page illustrated history with
facts and figures
 
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