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A crowning glory - SCOTT ON SATURDAY; Fergie's date with destiny at Hampden.
Newspaper article from: Daily Mail (London) ...because the scene which ensued...conjured up memories of his native...a lounge after their celebration...he fancies May 15 as being...the other day the story...Mirren to Spurs in the early...deserved to be ...

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