US EditionCeltic Player of the Day – Andy McAtee, his legs resembled “those of a billiard table”
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Celtic Player of the Day – Andy McAtee, his legs resembled “those of a billiard table”
Andy McAtee came from Croy and played for Celtic between 1910 and 1924. His career coincided with some of the best Celts of all time. He was a right winger, fast with a devastating shot, and had a pair of legs that resembled “those of a billiard table”.Andy McAteeHe won the Scottish Cup on four occasions, the first in 1911 commonly known as the “ final of the three Crojans” for he played alongside Tommy McAteer and Jimmy Quinn, both from Croy.Th…
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