WHEN PLAYERS DIDN’T MIND A SHOWER OF RAIN

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Sports journalist Roddy Forsyth’s the man to thank for this great picture. Tommy Robertson of Dundee prepares to take a corner kick in a league match at Dens Park circa 1936. Probably in August, if current weather trends are any guide.

Picture courtesy Roddy Forsyth

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