Jim Baxter

Jim Baxter was a renowned Scottish footballer, best known for his skillful midfield play during the 1950s and 1960s. Nicknamed "The Guinness King" for his love of the drink, he captained Scotland and played for Celtic and Rangers, two major Scottish clubs. Baxter was celebrated for his dribbling ability, vision, and control, making him one of the greatest Scottish players of his era. His flair on the pitch earned him admiration, and he remains a significant figure in Scottish football history.