Union Jock: Sleeping with the Auld Enemy

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Set against the backdrop of the 1966 World Cup, this narrative follows a young boy in Edinburgh learning a vital lesson about loyalty and support in sports. While iconic figures like Bobby Moore and Denis Law capture the public's attention, the boy is taught to root for the underdog, regardless of their flaws or challenges. This story explores themes of allegiance, moral choices, and the complexities of fandom, highlighting the unique cultural perspective of supporting the "other lot" in the face of national pride.