David Provan (footballer born 1956)

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Davie Provan (born 8 May 1956 in Gourock, Scotland) is a former Scottish footballer.

During his career he played for Kilmarnock and Celtic. He earned ten caps and scored one goal for the Scotland national football team and was a non-playing member of Scotland's 1982 FIFA World Cup squad.

Since his playing retirement he has worked in the Scottish sporting media, as a pundit for Sky Sports and a columnist for the News of the World. He is also a regular on the Glasgow based radio station Radio Clyde and its weekend football programme Super Scoreboard.

He has two daughters, named Kelly and Anna.

[edit] External links

• Davie Provan profile at scottishfa.co.uk

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