Son of Stirling Football Legend Jimmy Bone Pays Tribute to Dad's 'Great Strength'

Son of Stirling football legend Jimmy Bone pays tribute to dad's 'great strength'

Jimmy Bone, a former striker who played for clubs including Celtic, Hearts and St Mirren, has sadly died aged 75 and the football world has come together to pay their respects.

Remembering Former Warriors Manager Jimmy Bone - Stenhousemuir FC

It is with great sadness that Stenhousemuir Football Club learned of the passing of our former manager, Jimmy Bone, who died on 1st September at the age of 75. Jimmy took charge of the Warriors in October 2001 following the resignation of Brian Fairlie and remained at Ochilview until April 2002. While his tenure was a challenging one, his wider career in football was long, distinguished, and full of remarkable achievements. Born in Fallin, Jimmy…

Tributes paid to former footballer Jimmy Bone following death aged 75

The St Mirren and Partick Thistle hall of famer scored for the Jags in a famous 4-1 League Cup final win over Jock Stein's all-conquering Celtic side.

EX-CELT BONE, 75, PASSES AWAY

JOCK STEIN paid £25,000 to Sheffield United for Jimmy Bone in 1974 as he looked to add power to his frontline. The energetic Scotland international striker had demonstrated what he could do in his days with Partick Thistle. It was Bone who steered in one of the Firhill side’s four efforts past the astonished Evan Williams in Celtic’s astounding 4-1 collapse in the 1971 League Cup Final at… Source