FRANK MCAVENNIE  - CELTIC PARK LEGEND

Frank McAvennie started his playing career in Scottish Junior League football and did not move into professional football until he joined St Mirren in 1980, after his 20th birthday.

His form in Scotland attracted attention from south of the border and signed for West Ham United in 1985

Called into the Scotland National team in December 1985 for the World Cup qualifying play-off with Australia, Frank scored on his debut in a 2-0 win and subsequently became a member of the Scotland team for the 1986 World Cup.

He moved to Celtic for £750,000 on 2 October 1987, helping them win the League and Cup double, with the Cup Final being particularly memorable as he scored two late goals to beat Dundee United 2-1.

McAvennie returned to West Ham in March 1989 in a £1.2million deal, making him their record signing, returning to Celtic in January 1993.