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Robert Sime " Roy " Aitken (born 24 November 1958) [ 5 ] is a Scottish former football player and manager. He made over 480 league appearances for Celtic, and later played for Newcastle United, St Mirren and Aberdeen. Aitken also made 57 international appearances for Scotland. His playing position was either in midfield or defence.
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Jul 11, 2021 · Celtic legend Roy Aitken picks his ideal team from the stars he played with at Parkhead and Hampden. See who makes the cut and why, from Goram to Dalglish.
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Biog. Robert Sime ‘Roy’ Aitken (born November 24, 1958) had a glowing playing career with Celtic and played 57 games for the Scotland national football team. An uncompromising defender, he was easily a favourite with the fans and was a stalwart in the Celtic side throughout the 1980s, and later a captain. His most memorable season was by ...
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Oct 16, 1991 · Robert Sime Aitken was born in Irvine (Ayrshire) on 24 November 1958. The rugged defender joined Celtic from Celtic Boys Club in 1975 and went on to make an enormous impact over the following 15 years at Celtic Park. Success came early with the team that won the double in 1977 and he went on to play in teams that won the league in 1979, 1981 ...
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Feb 9, 2024 · Watch Roy Aitken, the former Celtic captain and icon, relive the 100th Scottish Cup final against Dundee United in 1985. He shares his memories of the game, the injury, the goal and the celebration on Celtic TV.
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Oct 23, 2018 · Roy Aitken, the former Celtic captain and Scottish football Hall of Fame inductee, shares his memories of playing as a wean, travelling to East Germany and competing in a strong Scottish league. He also gives his views on Brendan Rodgers' team and the current season.
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Who is Roy Aitken?
He is "The Bear" who also goes by the moniker "Shirley". However you describe him, Roy Aitken is a Celtic legend who made his name as a ferocious competitor for club and country. Aitken's mop of curly hair as a teenager at Parkhead prompted team-mates such as Kenny Dalglish to delight in likening him to Shirley Temple.

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Who is Robert Sime Aitken?
Robert Sime Aitken was born in Irvine (Ayrshire) on 24 November 1958. The rugged defender joined Celtic from Celtic Boys Club in 1975 and went on to make an enormous impact over the following 15 years at Celtic Park.

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Was Roy Aitken a wean?
And while it’s hard to imagine Roy Aitken as a wean, this is exactly what happened when Celtic drew East Germany’s Sachsenring Zwickau in the European Cup-Winners’ Cup when this club legend was just starting out. For context, Red Bull Leipzig back in the day would have been behind the Iron Curtain.

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When did Roy Aitken become a Celtic player?
Roy made his debut on 10th September 1975 against Stenhousemuir in the League Cup but it was not until 21st February 1976 that he made his league debut at centre half at Pittodrie in Celtic’s 1-0 victory, after Roddy MacDonald had lost form and from that day onwards Roy Aitken was a Celtic regular.

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Who did Roy Aitken play with?
‘Feed The Bear! Feed The Bear! Feed The Bear!’ Roy Aitken was fortunate enough to play with three generations of Celtic greats – Bobby Lennox from the Lions' era, Kenny Dalglish and Danny McGrain from the Quality Street Gang, and then contemporaries like Tommy Burns and later Paul McStay.

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How did Celtic fans respond to Roy Aitken?
Celtic fans loved big Roy’s effort and commitment and when he went on these thrusting runs the fans would respond with a rousing chorus of ‘Feed the Bear, Feed the Bear, Feed the Bear’, which was reference to Roy’s nickname that the fans had given him. Roy Aitken, in full flow, was a remarkable sight.

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www.celticnewsnow.com › news › the-celtic-a-to-z-aThe Celtic A to Z – A is for Roy Aitken

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Dec 6, 2021 · Potential Celtic deal for £23m icon ‘reaches standstill’ as ex-Rangers youth star is wanted in Europe. 1. Load more. It might be forgotten about by younger Celtic fans, but for all of the 1980s former Hoops captain Roy Aitken was a key part of the Hoops side.