Undoubtedly, this will be a bigger issue than the current debate on banning smoking in public places, but it'll be interesting to see what ends up our national dirge.
If you can think of any songs you would like to hear belted out at Scotland international matches by the Tartan Army, leave a comment.
Comments:
How about that old Sir Harry Lauder favourite "I'm fu the noo" (but I've somethin' in the bottle for the mornin)
Posted by John Morton at 02:28 on Friday, 12 November 2004
Flower of Scotland seems to have been adopted and is sung with passion and pride. Why not make it official?
Posted by Damian Gunn at 21:18 on Saturday, 13 November 2004
Scotland the Brave would be an excellent choice!
Posted by Gayle at 22:28 on Tuesday, 16 November 2004
Scotland The Brave is the song with the best tune and best lyric. but please no more of the confrontational Flower Of Ssotland.
Posted by alexander jamieson at 10:57 on Friday, 26 November 2004
As a South-African with a Scottish Granfather I am extremely proud of my heritage. I have more or less 10 CD's of the Scottish Dragoon Guards alone. Every time I listen to the Flower of Scotland, I get tears to my eyes. It says everything about Scotland that needs to be said with all the proudness of the Scotts. What better anthem to decsribe this wonderful country, the best in the world!!!!!
Posted by Lynette Mc Laggan at 05:22 on Friday, 21 January 2005
aye its true to say Flower of scotland is a passionate song and is widely known, and even sung by Princess Anne at the scotland Rugby games why change something that has been adopted by Royalty Proud Edward wouldnt mind !!!!
Posted by bob dailly at 14:00 on Thursday, 01 September 2005