Paper Subscription to the Daily Record and Sunday Mail, Paper Subscription to the Paisley Daily Express, 2023 Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, Rangers legend Dave Smith reveals he blames giantkilling defeat by Berwick for loss to Bayern Munich in 1967 European final, Oh Hyeon gyu to Celtic transfer gathers pace as Parkhead side put forward 'improved' Suwon striker offer, The Scottish Premiership leaders are looking to add a new frontman this month, Transfer news LIVE as Celtic and Rangers plus Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs eye signings. Deceased (19392001) He would retire in 1970. It was Baxter at his most charming. This, Baxter then stated, was his football education with Willie McNaught the provider. A very rare smile, for he has seen a lot of sadness, and he carries it carefully. And so, of course, I run through my own unimpressive, cod-sociological, middle-class theorising . What player would do keepy ups when moving dow the wing . Apr 14, 2018 . He'. [7][12] Later in his life, when asked if earning the huge incomes of footballers in later decades would have made a difference, he replied, "Aye, I would have gambled 50,000 a week on the horses instead of 100. Famously after one nightclub scrape, former former Black Watch recruit James had to be picked up out of the gutter by the genial Forest coach, Irishman, Tommy Cavanagh in the early hours. England 2, Scotland 3 never to be forgotten. The SFA insisted that the ball should be returned, and Rangers sent them a ball, but possibly not the match ball. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". He initially remained part-time, though. Mesmerised. Right along the Wemberly touchline 'Ach, no, son, nothing else. On this occasion Jim had taken on one too many doormen and come off worst, so bad in fact that his team. Please refresh the page and try again. There are more important results beating Czechoslovakia in 1973 to qualify for the World Cup in West Germany, beating Holland in Argentina in 1978, twice beating France in recent years. It was sad to see his self-imposed health and weight problems as he got older. Shaming England on their own turf, and with a performance - the footballing equivalent of the Ring Cycle - that has since seen him lionised, along with Kenny Dalglish, as the finest player Scotland ever had . Totally ignoring my partner of course, I listened in with glee as the names of Jim Baxter and Joe Baker dutifully came to bear upon proceedings. Not just a pastiche of other greats who have been consumed by their compulsions and vices, but a real and original immortal of Scottish football. I dont think Ive ever seen a player with a finer touch, one so deft. He did well for Scotland against England at Wembley in 1967. Almost thirty, forty yards, its true, What did England do grand-dad, The story Tom Miller recounts is that when Brown asked Baxter to warm up, Jim first stretched out his left leg and then his right and quipped, Thats me warmed up! He then ran the show. Remembering Red Star Belgrades European Cup winners, 29 years on from their greatest victory. FourFourTwo is part of Future plc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. [15], In December 1964, Baxter played brilliantly to set up a 20 win for Rangers in an away game against Rapid Vienna in the European Cup. [48][49], In 2003, a statue of Baxter was erected in his birthplace, Hill of Beath in Fife, after a campaign that raised 80,000. We finish our pub soup and he gets up slowly, painfully, refusing anything else to eat or drink, and a rare smile starts to cross his face. Forest would be the nadir and the stories are legendary and awful of bars and bets and being found badly beaten in the street. Jim was known to be fond of the odd Bacardi and Coke and found a terrific ally in Garfield Sobers, the greatest cricket player that ever lived and also a world class drinker. There was a problem. Jimmy Johnstone, who played for Rangers' great rivals Celtic, said shortly after Baxter's death, "He was a great man and a genius on the ball. Were it not for a broken leg in Vienna, he and they might have won the European Cup in 1965. There was something about the . There was a bit more time with Sunderland, then a poor period with Nottingham Forest when he realised his wild living was losing him the skill - 'I was always just a yard away, and it made all the difference in the world. [8] In this game Baxter also conspired with Billy Bremner against Alan Ball, sending Bremner a "50-50" pass, which allowed Bremner to "hit Ball like a train" when Ball contested possession. Baxter was also addicted to gambling, and is estimated to have lost between 250,000 and 500,000. i remember when i was a young boy watching jim playing for rangers and scotland , he was my boyhood hero. 'Aye, that stuff. 20 July, 1994: Jim Baxter is just days from death in the liver transplant unit at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary after decades of hard drinking. Culloden and that. There's no rancour at the pit closures which many Scots argue devastated Fife - 'Best thing they ever did, close those bloody places. The man who, more than any, started off modern Anglo-Scots football rivalry, with a display of such lavish cheek, such sheer giant-killing exuberance, that the emotionally corseted Alf Ramsey reportedly never forgave him to his dying day. Baxter was born in Hill of Beath, Fife, on 29 September 1939 and was educated and started his career there. Across the next 50 years whether at home or in Downing Street Id watch either on TV, or in person, most of Scotlands internationals and cheer as I did when we qualified for tournament after tournament and sat head in hands in the stand when Gary McAllister missed that famous Euro 96 penalty and watched in disbelief as Paul Gascoigne scored for England a minute later. . However, in 1965 he married Jean Ferguson, a hairdresser, and the couple brought up two sons Alan and Steven. A very brilliant star at that. In 1966, sixteen months after his leg had been broken, Baxter was not able to inspire his teammates, and Scotland lost 43 to England. One of the greatest talents Scottish football has ever seen, Jim Baxter's years at the top were curtailed by his lifestyle which saw him fade from view by his thirtieth birthday. . [14], In the 1960s Baxter gained 34 caps as a member of strong Scottish teams, which included Billy McNeill, Pat Crerand,[12] John White, Dave Mackay, Denis Law[8] and John Greig. [17] After Baxter's performance in the 1963 "rest of the world" vs England match, Ferenc Pusks asked, "Where has this fellow been hiding? It was an order, barked to Bobby Lennox, then passed around. Its one of the anecdotes which sustains Baxters legend. And even now I can watch the grainy black and white highlights again and again and watch him. Boss Brown bristled. By 55 he needed a liver transplant. Jim Baxter is hugged by fans as Scotland beat England in 1967 (Image: PA Wire) "Just give the ball to me," said Jim Baxter. As always I wont head in the direction of a detailed resume of his life or career as that has been covered by many. A fully-fledged international, who would also appear for Rest of the World sides, he would regularly mix with players earning far in excess of his 35 a week. Its brush strokes creating small masterpieces whenever he was on the ball. Seb Stafford-Bloor is a football writer at Tifo Football and member of the Football Writers' Association. [7], His former headmaster James Carmichael took an interest in ex-pupils and encouraged Baxter to join local football team Halbeath Juveniles instead of one of the glamour clubs. [34], Baxter was free of the sectarianism that marked the rivalry between Glasgow's two leading teams. Scotland won 3-2 and could, by every account, have knocked in several more with ease. But how the hell did Scotland win it? How could we not love him? But I did a bit of keepie-uppie. The Scotland jersey worn by Jim Baxter against world champions England at Wembley in 1967 could fetch a record 60,000 at auction next month. He had grown irritated by his salary. Rangers dominated the 1963 Scottish Cup Final, but it finished 1-1 and needed a replay. You could hardly get a more sad, Scottish answer to my question about what happened next, after April '67. Baxter was from Hill of Beath, a small village in Fife which was built to the serve the mining community. Baxter won 34 caps for Scotland, but three of them stand above the rest. My Dad says he remembers Baxter doing this at the corner flag once and waiting for the English to come towards him. Ten days before he died, he recorded an interview with Chick Young which, until very recently, could be found online. By 'You should never go back,' he has now decided. [41], Baxter is a member of the Rangers supporters' Hall of Fame,[14] and one of the first 50 added to the Scottish Sporting Hall of Fame when it was created in 2002. Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website. [14], His first Rangers game was in August 1960 at inside left against Partick Thistle in the Scottish League Cup. He started doing keepie-uppies in the middle of the park. It was one which occurred at the most inopportune moment. Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with relevant ads and marketing campaigns. We always said when Baxter plays well, Sunderland play well. "[8], In June 1960,[11] Baxter joined the Glasgow team Rangers for a transfer fee of 17,500, a Scottish record at the time. Brought cheers that echoed loud, Jim Baxter sat upon the ball [40] Most famously, during Scotland's 32 win over England in 1967, he taunted his opponents by playing "keepie uppie" during the game. oh, it went down a storm, so it did. . . Cheers! The pub was situated at the corner of Paisley Road and Admiral Street. Irvine Welsh thinks this man is God. It's just . [14] By the end of his career with Rangers he had made 254 appearances for the club, including victories that led to three Scottish League Championships, three Scottish Cups and four League Cups. [7] As Scotland were the first team to beat England after the 1966 FIFA World Cup, the Tartan Army proclaimed themselves "unofficial world champions". As Baxter and his Scottish peers Football Player; A Fife lad 'Slim' Jim Baxter was born in Hill of Beath in 1939. How do I choose between my boyfriend and my best friend? Now years on I hope we can celebrate Jims genius by supporting the next generation of Fife footballers who will carry his legacy forward. And I was so thrilled when the Daily Record asked me to present him with the Midfielder of the Century award in Glasgow only a few months before his death. In a 1995 interview, he likened his upbringing to a scene from a Charles Dickens novel and recalled the forty-a-side playground matches which would have first demanded his delicate touch and technique. we'd decided he sounded just like this comic, Jimmy Clitheroe, so at the beginning I sidled up and said, "Is that right? The 28-year-old's family say this is an "extremely difficult time" as they try to cope with the sudden loss. But most of all they had a Baxter in magisterial and unstoppable form. Retirees living in Luxembourg receive over 3,050 each month. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. According to legend, Scot Symon manager at Ibrox between 1954 and 1967 became determined to sign the left-half after watching him orchestrate a win over his side in late 1959. The marriage broke up in 1981, and in 1983 he formed another relationship that lasted the rest of his life. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. [25] Indeed, although Rangers insisted that players tuck their shirts completely into their shorts, Baxter always let part of his dangle over his left hip. Great article here,he say's he didn't sit on the ball "in that game anyway" played keepy up and generally took the proverbial,sure i remember footage of him standing on the ball and surveying the horizon looking for a team mate to pass too,great stuff, Not in that game (I watched the whole game a couple of years ago on DVD). N. NONOTONE Well-Known Member. On leaving school he saw his best prospects in becoming a miner and joined many other Fifers in starting a life down the pit. it seems Jim left a similar legacy wherever he went. Punishing them into submission. Student dies after being told 'you sound like you're feeling a bit sorry for yourself' by NHS 111. . I went to a dance one night, and here was Slim Jim, looking very dapper in a mustard coloured Italian siut, with girls mobbing him. The marriage broke up in 1981, and in 1983 he formed another relationship that lasted the rest of his life. Bill McLaren -Theyll be sad in the streets of Hawick tonight. There was the wee heart problem a couple of years ago. [8], Baxter joined Sunderland for a transfer fee of 72,500, the highest ever paid to a Scottish club at the time. The man who utterly humiliated England the year after they won the World Cup. And then there was the drinking. Scots man hit with $1m medical bill after stroke on US trip to see sick granddaughter. Hi Stuart.. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. He was a master, Pete. The visitors had the lead and the command of the game in the second half and Baxter, framed on the far touchline, juggled the ball towards a phalanx of England defenders, before sending an impudent flick over their heads and into the stride of Denis Law. When did Jim Baxter sit on the ball? Slim Jim Baxter was .. [8] After the replay of the Scottish Cup Final against Celtic in 1963 he stuffed the match ball up his shirt and later gave it to a new member of the team. I have searched Utube and the net in general but can't find any footage of it. The victory was complete when Baxter showed Scotlands dominance by casually playing keepie-uppie as the clock ticked down. since that day back in 1967, Scotland have beaten England at Wembley fewer times than Jim has had livers. I didn't actually sit on the ball, not that game. You just wanted him to play football forever but that was never his style. Can anyone tell me - Did Jim Baxter actually sit on the ball during a International match against England? He also won 34 caps for Scotland and is fondly remembered by Scots for the way he guided them to. . The light blues are seven unbeaten under the new boss, winning six of them, but Joe Wright is optimistic. [7] Baxter often got falling-down drunk the night before a match, but this did not seem to hamper his play, and team managers took little notice of his drinking. [44] In the December 1999 issue of World Soccer magazine he was voted by a readers' poll into a list of the 100 greatest players of the 20th century. I was always a man of simple tastes. One while at university, I had a summer job working on a farm near Dunfermline. [7][11][12] Baxter regarded his performance in 1963 as the better of the two. #7. "most memorably in 1967 when he toyed with the English defence at Wembley - sitting on the ball and playing "keepie-uppie" - as Scotland defeated the World Cup winners 3-2. The former Ibrox idol, affectionately known as 'Slim. One of their coaches gave a Brazil pennant to each of us who was there. [10] He later said of his time with the two Fife clubs, "I would never have made it in today's circumstances. When this game is often talked about . Bath 17. QUIZCan you name the last XI every Premier League side put out? Maybe The Black Cats did the right thing in getting rid of him at that time though as things went disastrously wrong at Forest for him afterwards. Some of the guys were saying that they were raging at him as they wanted to score more goals! However, he started drinking heavily during a four-month layoff caused by a leg fracture in December 1964, his fitness suffered, and he was transferred to Sunderland in summer 1965. 'Slim' Jim Baxter died 19 years ago today, but the Scottish icon's legacy as a player has only grown in the years since he graced a pitch. You will receive a verification email shortly. . Describing McNaught as, 'a smashing guy', Baxter explained how instead of thoughtlessly charging forward with the ball, McNaught suggested more considered football change from running 30 yards to produce a five-yard pass to running five yards and producing a 30-yard pass. That left foot was a stunning yet delicate tool. It's your one stop shop for all the latest signings news, rumours and done deals as the January window ramps up. But he never really recaptured the sort of form he had shown before his leg break Football Disconnected From its Supporters? Jim Baxter. [24], The following year Scotland, again inspired by Baxter and Law, beat England 10, and only poor finishing prevented them from scoring a bigger win. Almost 15 years ago Baxters friends and fans came together and raised 60,000 for Jims Hill of Beath statue. [8][39] Learn how your comment data is processed. I remember Slim Jim from Roker Park in the mid 1960s. At the end of the season he would be sold to Sunderland, one of the few English teams who werent deterred by his reputation. The next day I was in Glasgow and the girls were throwing themselves at me. Today, 19 years after his death, he remains a beguiling figure. The Rapid match was probably the end of Jims era too. . Jim Baxter goes to hug centre forward Jim McCalliog as Scotland stars celebrate a stunning win against world champions England. Rightly so. In fact, I work out later, with a twitch of mournful, perverse nostalgia for my homeland and precisely what this says about it . A team in navy blue toying with the Auld Enemy, then the official world champions, in their own fortress. At one point though he puts his foot on it, gestures to McCreadie to come over for it, then walks away :(. He scored his first goal for the club in November 1960, against Clyde,[7] and in the same month scored an early goal in Rangers' 80 win over the German team Borussia Mnchengladbach. Or grab yourself some me-time and treat yourself! English football was polluted by the direct and brutish corruptions of the game played in the public schools. It wasn't a plea. Its a man who knows he hasnt got much time, who isnt afraid of his regrets, but who is comfortable with the effect hes had and how hell be remembered as a footballer. Baxter was also addicted to gambling, and is estimated to have lost between 250,000 and 500,000. #8. whitburnwarrior said: Baxter was far from past his best when he came to Sunderland . He asks that I mention Norma, his partner of the past 17 years - 'she saved my life, that woman' - and makes it very clear he doesn't really want to talk any more about the drink, for he's had his painful publicity. Southwell Minster, Southwell, Nottinghamshire. I loved the big occasion . And it was fun, my God it was. That Nottingham Forest in particular have much indebtedness to, players from north of Hadrians Wall is not lost on most knowledgeable Forest fanatics to their great credit. To play the champs of 66, Were England unbeatable grand-dad? Baxter was also addicted to gambling, and is estimated to have lost between 250,000 and 500,000. [13] Rangers fans remember him as "Slim Jim", and in 18 "Old Firm" games against local rivals Celtic ten Scottish League, five League Cup and three Scottish Cup matches he was only twice on the losing side. At Sunderland his cross field passes and at time his vision were superb . The Scots have found something else to do with their ice apart from putting it in drinks! Thank you for signing up to Four Four Two. Tony Blair and Gordon Brown flew across the room to shake his hand. The end of Nottinghams German Christmas market? The Lionesses produced a fine second-half display against Ayr United on their return from the winter break - and are set for a crucial clash away to Rossvale this weekend. and he bats them all back by making it clear he doesn't know what I'm on about. Jim Baxter was like no other football player Ive seen. A Working Class Hero? [17][7], In December 1967, English First Division club Nottingham Forest signed Baxter from Sunderland for a club record 100,000 fee, but his rapidly declining fitness and troubled personal life meant the move was unsuccessful. The answer was three Scottish league titles, three Scottish Cups, and four Scottish league cups. Functional cookies help to perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms, collect feedbacks, and other third-party features. Then nonchalantly knocked it wide, That game you boys play in the street Disgraceful. I needed bastards like Carmichael, Buckard, Ferrier, Herdman and McNaught. It wasn't quite as simple as that, of course. A football match has its own rhythm. How many liver transplants did Jim Baxter have? . Stirling Albion's fixture hopes washed away again as they wait to make 2023 bow. He will always be remembered. The Ibrox side are facing issues up front after a fresh injury blow for Kemar Roofe. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent. And what football! Baxters bar tabs from around Glasgow would be sent to the club and Rangers seemed prepared to turn a blind eye to his lifes hedonistic blur or did, until Baxter wanted more money. Forest had a team on the wane when Jim arrived and his football brain, though let down by his physical condition, was still razor sharp. The football shirt worn by Jim Baxter during Scotland's famous victory over England in 1967 could fetch up to 60,000 when it goes up for auction next month. . Quite simply he was the best player I have ever seen. He didnt flourish in Nottingham but rather showed odd flashes of his genius which some still talk about. Jean married golfer William McCondichie three years later. He also broke with Glasgow tradition by becoming friendly with several members of their major Glasgow rivals, Celtic. The club did too. But the happiest day was at Wembley. Baxter was entertainment and flair. These cookies track visitors across websites and collect information to provide customized ads. The plaque has his birthdate 1939 to 2001 The first was the win over England in 1962, in a 2-0 revenge for the 9-3 humbling suffered the year before. No coincidence he mentions his record against the mentally challengeds either, as he completely owned them in a way no other Ranger has ever done. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. The Swiss frontman struggled for form during his two year spell in the Scottish Premiership. [36] At the age of 55 he needed two liver transplants in four days,[7][36] and promised to quit drinking. [38], Baxter played most of his best football in his early twenties, before the leg fracture against Rapid Vienna in December 1964 and the start of his heavy drinking that made his nickname "Slim Jim" less appropriate. Then hed start the England nightmare off again But nobody has owned Celtic like Jim Baxter. At the end of 1967 Sunderland transferred him to Nottingham Forest, who gave him a free transfer back to Rangers in 1969 after 50 games. rangers, scotland The Statue is a good likeness and sits in front of Hill of Beath Ex-Serviceman's Club. He was mischief. The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". In Baxters obituary in the Independent, the politician Tam Dalyell called the win "miraculous" and, identifying his subject as its source, referred to Baxter as "sublimely skilful". By far the most famous footage of Baxter comes from April 1967, and a European Championship qualifier that Scotland would win 3-2. And Now For Something Completely Different, Lowdham Book Festival (2) Blog-talk with Mike Atkinson. The Binos have been one of the few sides not to play in the last couple of weeks. Just give the ball to me, said Jim Baxter. Rangers squad revealed as Robbie Ure sent SOS call amid three-pronged striker struggle. A team in navy blue toying with the Auld Enemy, then the official world champions, in their own fortress. The England team were overawed, A young man in his prime he was He seemed to almost glide across the pitch and was always in the right place at the right time. He's on to his second transplant by now. It did nae mean a thing . This means that we may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. He is generally regarded as one of the countrys greatest ever players. That exactly. Jim was very frustrating in some ways. . In photographs taken at full-time, when Scottish fans had invaded the pitch and one was caught, draped around Baxters neck, it wasnt a Slim Jim anymore. At just 61 he was dead, succumbing to pancreatic cancer. Ill alternatively offer an individual take on a man who entranced the world of football during the 1960s. 1939 - 2001. People making new claim for PIP may not need to attend an assessment this year. Football, and drink, and self-destruction, and redemption. He had been spotted by Rangers manager Scot Symon when he inspired Rovers to beat Rangers 3-2 at Ibrox in November, 1959. Hed beat one man, then turn around [12] In 1961 Baxter played in the Rangers team that contested the first ever European Cup Winners' Cup Final, a two-legged tie that they lost 41 on aggregate to Fiorentina. Baxter was such a majestic player, if you look at his ball control at that goal it gives you an idea of how goal he was. A colleague, I say to him, remembers a time at Sunderland, when the ref was accidentally laid low in a clash, and Baxter strode formally over, stood above him and started tapping his watch . About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators . CaleyThistleOnline.com The number six jersey was worn by I think I devoured every joyful word in every Sunday newspaper. [17] He was noted for accurate passes, for sending opponents the wrong way with a swivel of his hips, and for inspiring teammates with his confident approach. French nun Lucile Randon, who was also known as Sister Andr, passed away in her sleep at a nursing home in Toulouse yesterday. A Fatal Accident Inquiry will examine how Derek Roan, 71, died at his family farm near Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway, in June last year. He laughed and giggled and, improbably, his eyes still danced when he spoke of his yesterdays. Never more so than against England. For Jim, a one-time-miner who learnt his football on the ash-pitches of Fife, is and always has been staunchly apolitical. Baxter joined Raith Rovers as a part-timer in 1957. How did it end up? Todd Cantwell and Morgan Whittaker to Rangers transfer latest as Championship bosses reshuffle edges deals forward. Symon, by all accounts a disciplinarian, made exceptions for his No.6. Watching The Football Years a few weeks back, nothing was said about him sitting on the ball but footage of him doing keepy-ups for the crack was shown. His passing, movement, positioning and first touch was absolutely exceptional. . A few observations on Hibs v Killie, Being Hibs: Spending some time with the family. Jim, at 60, has a careful, self-deprecatory way with him these days. By clicking Accept All, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. His marriage to Jean broke down in 1981 and the two divorced. Great stories! Albian Ajeti offers Celtic transfer solution as forgotten flop's revival could quell panic buy temptation. After 49 appearances, he left Forest in May 1969 to return to Rangers. A proper centre forward youll not find many Hibbies with anything bad to say about Neil Martin either. Thanks for your memories Neill. Youll hear praise as old ones sing it From Jim Baxters dark blue cup. . After retiring from football he became manager of a pub, and his continued heavy drinking damaged his liver so badly that he needed two transplants at the age of 55, after which he swore off alcohol. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. Pancreatic cancer It's easy! My, how those English boys did try When you drank the heavenly elixir Whatever the exact truth, by the time he was sitting down for breakfast at his parents house, he had earned almost as much in a night as he would from a years salary. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". DEALThree ways to (safely) get FourFourTwo magazine right now with special offers, Thank you for reading 5 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access, Enjoy your first month for just 1 / $1 / 1, *Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription, Get daily World Cup 2022 news, updates and other football frolics to your inbox. Jim Baxter was our conductor in dark blue [45], The Tartan Army unsuccessfully attempted to get the new Wembley Stadium footbridge named after him,[46][47] and on 24 February 2005 Scottish National Party MP Pete Wishart presented an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons supporting this campaign. Nonchalant, cocky and deeply reassuring. He was indulged in ways that other players werent and had an aversion to nurturing his gifts that was never properly challenged.
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