The news about this legend is so sad.

There be goes again. 'Crush them balls Chris' ? D

Dubai emirates Glasgow. CONNOR. SEE SPA SOW. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🏖️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Go on lad

Danny doesn't even have cleats!!!

0:04 Dude looks like a superhuman!

Testosterone was his drug of choice

I remember in 1980 feeling very proud that a British athlete, Allan Wells, had won the 100m gold medal in Moscow. At last I have seen the video of the event. I agree, Allan was and is a sporting hero, for Scots and for everyone in GB and beyond who was opposed to the idea of boycotting a major event in the USSR.

красавчик

A brick shithouse in a skin suit

This is my old PE teacher

Last 200 meters 25,05 seconds. Incredible, when in this part of the race you usually lose speed, even when you intencionally try to run as fast as you can

Leg day fears him

If you're dad built it he would still be building it.

he supports celtic ,had his company in Malta , remind whats Scottish about him other than mocking the catholic church?

stop scottish history and culture and embrace only others history and culture, embrace diversity or else

I'd like to know their workout plan😊 awesome 👍🏾

❤❤jim

Always displays her happiness in life, very easy to like her.

I miss the old school River Clyde even in the 1970-1990’s. It’s the most romantic and historic city in Europe for the poor who leave and become successful people with the wonderful Glasgow that inspired them and made them who they are. No other city in the world gave this to its people. We smelled and now yearn for the aromas of the iron, textile in Paisley, tabacco, biscuit-making in mass production as children from as far south as “new” Pollok and up in the Gorbals. Anyone from Glasgow has a cheery and strong character and a diverse and fast humor with a strong desire for education and better way of life for their own children. They had an Irn Bru after work if lucky, stopped sometimes to bring a sweetie home, had fish n. Hips wrapped in lead print newspaper satiated with salt and malt vinegar that stunk up the buses. We ran free as children running -as muck. Green Celtics of the Old Firm where the Catholics team with their Catholic graveyard across street and down. The blue Rangers were their rowdy lifelong rival even now. But now, that rivaling is more romantic recalling our ice cold fingers as we watched outside into homes. Glaswegians of that time watched our parents and Grandparents work all day for the “Corporation” or factories like the famous Singer Sewing Machine Corp, McDonald’s Biscuits, and if lucky the well paid Bunnett cap jobs from in shipbuilding. Sean Connery made a wonderful movie in 1970’s about Glasgow industry highlighting the Industrial Revolution and the difference of hats. The Bunnetts were always the working glass. It cannot be viewed except on British old VCR. So I would support you getting the rights and re-releasing Sean Connery’s “The Bunnett and the Bowler” ( meaning the working class and the superiors) movie as Glaswegians, historians, inventors, scholars, sociologists, psychologists should see this documentary movie and we children would love to see it also all around the world as we now are. Thanks for posting this video. And please do consider re releasing “The Bennett and the Bowler”. I’ve been unsuccessful in being able to see this Glasgow mass factor and River Clyde working class movie.

I hate that she gets slated by the ignorant social media filth. What is it about us Brits that we need to tear down one of our own greats?!!

Racing the clock is by far the most exciting to watch. The closer your time is to the one you are competing with, the better in my opinion. There’s nothing more climactic than the final straight to the finish

Very interesting and hope there's more to come. Maybe Janey Godly could give us a brilliant wee tour next.💞

2023

Such a beautiful soul

thank you to all the weavers god bless you all. 1-19-2023.

That was well executed

incredible physique and power!

I knew him when he first moved down to live in Manchester . Absolutely lovely man . By the way at his best he was hitting 2500 Watts.

Nice to hear the menu music from Assetto Corsa used

Slow

Robbie, Scottish Legend.

It was amazing to watch live. I gave Liz her the cap she is wearing after the race! I was in the Opening Ceremony as a 10 or 11 year old. Wonder if she still has it!

2:50 “They’re great ‘taker-parters’” and campaigners. My parents were active in the British Federation of Young Co-operators; they campaigned post-war for the formation of a National Health Service.

1:45 “No concert hall when I was a kid” Wasn’t the Playhouse there, and the Dennistoun Palais, and the Barras? Where did the world-famous Glasgow Orpheus Choir perform?

One of my all time sporting hero's. I watched it after school one day, my mum had recorded it on tape. Magic. Got to train with him at Glasgow one day. Brilliant guy.

looks like a phone booth on wheels

Great video! Just wish the captioning was synced to the audio, it's not even close.

from the land comes the cloth. the weavers, the sheep the land all go hand in hand. as well as the knitters who put the garments together, many grandmoms mothers and yes even fathers and brothers knitted also to make a scarf or mittens or waistcoat. alot of love and hard work. for which the world thanks you scotland.

He's a dream

Love Tom in a skirt🤩

a superb double by steve cram, he ran an astonising1.43 .22 only coe had run faster and he was the greatest 800m of all time

I'm just searching this up cuz it's about school

They should reinstall the running track & keep Hampden Park like this, so it's Scotland's national Athletic's stadium. And Scotland should play their games around the country. Likes of Murrayfield, Parkhead, Ibrox & Pittodrie.

What a small head

Dude looking like he's bouta beat up mega mind

What a machine Francois Pervis must’ve been to ride a 56.303! Just incredible.

I think the greatest joy of Glasgow is the people's amazing combination of toughness and humour, their finding humour in their toughness. In another video Billy says that he thinks it's from a combination of immigrant influences, but I see the Prydyn Gymru humour of Strathclyde and the fierce survival instincts of Gaels from the highlands whose mighty work was taken from them. They needed that combination of toughness and humour. To this day, their toughness is part of their humour and their humour is part of their toughness. Whatever fire truck they're chasing, count me in.

all i can think of now is sean locks chris hoy impression...

NO ROOF ON A CYCLING VELODROME? In GLASGOW? They must've wanted to see who could win a race when it was pishin' down! (And maybe throw in a bit of "fun" with them slipping all over the place.)