Gordon Durie

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Gordon Scott Durie (born 6 December 1965, in Paisley) known as 'Jukebox' after the TV programme 'Jukebox Jury' is a former Scottish professional footballer, a utility player who usually played as a striker.

During his career he played for; East Fife, Hibernian, Chelsea, Tottenham, Rangers and Hearts. He was also capped 43 times by Scotland, scoring 7 goals

The most successful point of his career came while playing for Rangers where he was part of the 9-leagues in a row winning side of 1996-97. His most famous match was marked by scoring a hat-trick in the 1995-96 Scottish Cup final to help Rangers beat Hearts 5-1.

His son, Scott, is currently on the books as a youth player at Rangers, playing in the centre-back position.

[edit] International goals

Scores and results list Scotland's goal tally first.

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1	September 6, 1989	Dinamo Stadion, Zagreb	Yugoslavia	1-0	1-3	WCQG5
2	May 1, 1991	Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle	San Marino	2-0	2-0	ECQG2
3	September 11, 1991	Wankdorf Stadion, Berne	Switzerland	1-2	2-2	ECQG2
4	November 13, 1991	Hampden Park, Glasgow	San Marino	3-0	4-0	ECQG2
5	May 26, 1996	Veteran's Stadium, New Britain CT	USA	1-0	1-2	Friendly
6	October 11, 1997	Celtic Park, Glasgow	Latvia	2-0	2-0	WCQG4
7	November 12, 1997	Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, St Etienne	France	1-1	1-2	Friendly

[edit] External links

• Gordon Durie career stats at Soccerbase
• Gordon Durie profile at scottishfa.co.uk
• International Appearances at londonhearts.com Scotland section

v • d • e Scotland squad - 1990 FIFA World Cup 1 Leighton • 2 McLeish • 3 Aitken • 4 Gough • 5 McStay • 6 Malpas • 7 Johnston • 8 Bett • 9 McCoist • 10 MacLeod • 11 Gillespie • 12 Goram • 13 Durie • 14 McInally • 15 Levein • 16 McCall • 17 McKimmie • 18 Collins • 19 McPherson • 20 McAllister • 21 Fleck • 22 Gunn • Coach: Roxburgh

v • d • e Scotland squad - UEFA Euro 1992 1 Goram • 2 Gough • 3 McStay • 4 Malpas • 5 McCoist • 6 McClair • 7 Durie • 8 McPherson • 9 McKimmie • 10 McCall • 11 McAllister • 12 Smith • 13 Nevin • 14 Gallacher • 15 Boyd • 16 McInally • 17 Whyte • 18 Bowman • 19 McLaren • 20 Ferguson • Coach: Roxburgh

v • d • e Scotland squad - UEFA Euro 1996 1 Leighton • 2 McKimmie • 3 Boyd • 4 Calderwood • 5 Hendry • 6 Whyte • 7 Spencer • 8 McCall • 9 McCoist • 10 McAllister • 11 Collins • 12 Goram • 13 T. McKinlay • 14 Durie • 15 Jess • 16 Burley • 17 B. McKinlay • 18 Gallacher • 19 Jackson • 20 Booth • 21 Gemmill • 22 Walker • Coach: Brown

v • d • e Scotland squad - 1998 FIFA World Cup 1 Leighton • 2 McNamara • 3 Boyd • 4 Calderwood • 5 Hendry • 6 T. McKinlay • 7 Gallacher • 8 Burley • 9 Durie • 10 Jackson • 11 Collins • 12 Sullivan • 13 Donnelly • 14 Lambert • 15 Gemmill • 16 Weir • 17 B. McKinlay • 18 Elliott • 19 Whyte • 20 Booth • 21 Gould • 22 Dailly • Coach: Brown

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