Strachan in a sentence

Strachan liked the move because he felt that Ron Atkinson treated him as an adult, unlike Ferguson. citation Strachan was still with the club when Ferguson was appointed manager in November 1986.

Strachan released further solo singles, "Mr Summer" in October and "Nothing but the Best" in January 1979, but neither charted in the top 50. Strachan's replacement in Skyhooks, on lead vocals, was Tony Williams (ex-Reuben Tice with Macainsh).

A GoFundMe has been started for the family of the local pilot who passed away tragically last November in a plane crash in Strachan Bay.

Alex Strachan, chairman of the Ayr Bruins Junior Ice Hockey club, said: "I am delighted that Glasgow Ice Centre have offered to help in our mission to stop the closure.

BBC Winterwatch presenter Chris Packham tweeted to ask Mr Musk to sort things out after his co-presenter Michaela Strachan had also lost her account.

Brown and his co-manager Ryan Strachan are not expecting the pack of contenders to thin out significantly any time soon.

Earlier this week a report from the claimed Gordon Strachan was removed from his position as national team boss over "pure politics" and his refusal to move the Scotland training camps to the Oriam.

Head judge Graeme Strachan said Tyler produced a "lovely risotto topped with a perfectly cooked egg".

In a new element to the coronation service, Charles highlighted the “Called to Serve” theme of the ceremony’s prayers when he was greeted by 14-year-old Samuel Strachan, the longest-serving chorister of the choir of the Chapel Royal, St James’s Palace.

It didn't hurt that rather than replace late singer Graeme "Shirley" Strachan with an impersonator, female singer Laura Davidson brought her own theatrics to the role and imbued the '70s glam rock hits with fresh vigour.

John Kennedy, a former Celtic player and coach, will support Rodgers as the club's assistant manager, along with first-team coaches Stevie Woods, Gavin Strachan and Harry Kewell.

Moray based artists Lynne Strachan and Mary Bourne have spent the last three years exploring The Cabrach, researching its history and the challenges that face those that live there.

Mr Strachan's upbeat message ended: "To have a say, secure a more prosperous, brighter future for our city centre vote yes.

Strachan said narrowing the road in this way creates pinch points where cyclists can't be safely passed by cars.

That's according to former Celtic manager Gordon Strachan.

The hearing was told that Strachan was being restrained by members of staff at the unit on September 30 2022.

As his use of that quote from Baldwin suggests, the key weapon in Strachan’s activism is illumination.

It marked the end of an era for the community, as the school had been part of Strachan since 1877.

Lake Shore Boulevard is now closed in both directions from British Columbia Road to Strachan Avenue.

Only once in the last 30 years have Boro completed a season so well, losing just one game out of the final 12. This was in ’s first season in charge when he took over a team which had been struggling under Gordon Strachan.