On the day Tartan Army renegades rearranged the furniture at Wembley, Gordon McQueen made us believe a man could fly.
Climbing to an improbable altitude to meet Asa Hartford's free-kick, the visiting caledonian aeronaut put Scotland ahead against England in 1977 with a colossal header which thundered past Three Lions keeper Ray Clemence before he could twitch.
McQueen's glorious crash-landing only made his appearance as king of the skies, somewhere up there with the old twin towers, even more thrilling.