Craig Brown

The legendary manager passed away on Monday after a short illness in University Hospital, Ayr, surrounded by close family members.

Scottish Premiership club Aberdeen have announced the unfortunate passing of Scotland football legend Craig Brown.

The former Scottish footballer and manager Craig Brown has died at the age of 82.

The legendary former Scotland, Motherwell and Clyde boss passed away in Ayr earlier today.

Brown's death was announced Monday by Aberdeen, where he was a former manager, director and club ambassador. "A dear friend to us all, Craig will be sorely ...

An iconic figure in Scottish football, Craig was a player for Rangers, Dundee – who he helped win the title in 1961-62 – and Falkirk but is best remembered as ...

Craig remained a familiar face in Scottish football until his death, and was a passionate advocate of our national game long after leaving front-line management ...

Sir Alex Ferguson, the legendary Manchester United boss, has paid tribute to Craig Brown who has passed away at the age of 82.

Past colleagues and players of Craig Brown have spoken of their recollections of the former Scotland manager following his death at the age of 82.

He was the quintessential "fitba" man. He was also, in the Scottish vernacular, simply some man.

The legendary manager passed away on Monday after a short illness in University Hospital, Ayr, surrounded by close family members.

Following the passing of former Scotland football manager Craig Brown, Gillian Mackay MSP, sports spokesperson for the Scottish Greens, said:.

He was the quintessential "fitba" man. He was also, in the Scottish vernacular, simply some man.

Brown represented Scotland schoolboys alongside Billy McNeill and Alex Ferguson and had a trial with Celtic before joining Rangers aged 17.

The last man to take the Scotland men's team to a World Cup. This achievement alone would have ensured a slew of tributes.

The Daily Star leads with tributes to former Scotland manager, Craig Brown, who died at the age of 82 - a story which features on many front pages.

Brown's family announced the 82-year-old had died in hospital in Ayr following a short illness. The former schoolteacher took Scotland to a World Cup and a ...

Craig remained a familiar face in Scottish football until his death, and was a passionate advocate of our national game long after leaving front-line management ...

Here are some of the tributes to the man who led Scotland to consecutive major tournaments in the late 1990s and later managed Preston, Motherwell and Aberdeen.