Player #19 of the 1980s. 21st May 1980 Scotland beat Wales 1-0. Making his first appearance of the decade was Paul Hegarty of Dundee United. Paul was winning the sixth of his eight caps.

Player #18 of the 1980s. 21st May 1980 Scotland beat Wales 1-0. Making his first appearance of the decade was Iain Munro of St. Mirren. Iain seen here the year before v Norway was winning the sixth of his seven caps.

Player #17 of the 1980s. 16th May 1980, Scotland lose 1-0 away to Northern Ireland. Making his first appearance of the decade that night was Joe Jordan of Manchester United. Joe was winning the 41st of his 52 caps.

Player #16 of the 1980s. 16th May 1980, Scotland lose 1-0 away to Northern Ireland. Making his debut that night was Peter Weir of St. Mirren. Peter was to win six caps in total.

Player #15 of the 1980s. 16th May 1980, Scotland lose 1-0 away to Northern Ireland. Making his debut that night was Gordon Strachan of Aberdeen. Gordon won fifty caps in total netting five goals.

Back from a week away let's crack on with this. Player #14 of the 1980s. 16th May 1980, Scotland lose 1-0 away to Northern Ireland. Mkaing his debut that night was Billy Thomson of St. Mirren. Billy was to win seven caps altogether.

The Waverley in its more natural environment. A dreich day in Rothesay Bay just now. @London_

Player #13 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was Davie Provan of Celtic, seen here v Israel a year later. Davie was winning the 3rd of his ten caps.

Player #12 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his debut that night was Steve Archibald of Aberdeen (seen here in the top photo). Steve won 27 caps in total.

Player #11 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was John Robertson of Nottingham Forest. John was winning the 10th of his 28 caps.

Player #10 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Captaining the side and making his first appearance of the decade was Archie Gemmill of Birmingham City. Archie was winning the 35th of his 43 caps.

Player #9 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was Andy Gray of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Andy was winning the 7th of his 20 caps.

Player #8 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was Graeme Souness of Liverpool. Graeme was winning the 16th of his 54 caps.

Player #7 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was Kenny Dalglish of Liverpool. Kenny was winning the 70th of his 102 caps.

Player #6 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was Alan Hansen of Liverpool. Alan was winning the 4th of his 26 caps.

No sure why this photo needs to be displayed not once but twice in the concourse of the South Stand. And don't get me started on the Tommy Craig one.

Player #5 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his debut that night was Alex McLeish of Aberdeen. Alex went on to win 77 caps.

Player #4 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was David Narey of Dundee United. David was winning the 5th of his 35 caps.

Player #3 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was Danny McGrain of Celtic. Danny was winning his 42nd of 62 caps.

Player #2 of the 1980s. 26th March 1980 and Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 at Hampden. Making his first appearance of the decade was George Burley of Ipswich Town. George was winning the 6th of his 11 caps.