David Gormley will proudly lead Kilwinning Rangers into their first ever Scottish Cup tie tomorrow - but the Buffs boss already has his own special place in the annals of the national competition's rich history.
The 34-year-old was the tournament's joint-top scorer in 2016/17 with eight goals for Clyde - outgunning French superstar Moussa Dembélé who found the net five times as Celtic went on to win the trophy.
Former striker Gormley's feat is all the more remarkable given The Bully Wee - then in League Two - bowed out in the fifth round following the agony of an extra-time replay defeat against Ayr United.
