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Scotland for the win: Massachusetts becomes first US state to 'legalise' haggis

The Scottish staple has been illegal in the US since the 1970s. Following a pre-World Cup campaign by one of Scotland's leading butchers and the efforts of a Scottish podcaster, Massachusetts has become the first US state to finally legalise haggis. Officially. Ish.

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Tartan Army bring Glasgow tradition to Boston as traffic cones appear on statues

THE Tartan Army has brought a Glasgow tradition to Boston, placing traffic cones on the heads of statues in the city ...

The National (Scotland)

'Tartan Army reinforcements incoming' as 12k Scots fly from Edinburgh to Boston

EDINBURGH Airport has revealed that around 12,000 Scots have passed through its gates travelling to Boston to cheer on Scotland at the World Cup —…

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Scottish World Cup fans drink Boston bars dry, beer emergency declared: ‘We’ve never seen anything like it’

"The fans have been unbelievable. They're great."

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Five things to look out for as Scotland bid to continue dream World Cup start against Morocco

Scotland and the Tartan Army return to Foxborough on Friday to face Morocco in their second World Cup group stage game

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Pubs to see major boost as 500k extra pints expected to sell for Scotland vs Morocco

PUBS across the country are expected to see a multi-million-pound boost as hundreds of thousands of extra pints are predicted to be sold during…

The National (Scotland)

The Tartan Army can be an inspiration for new Scottish Government

THERE’S one word for Scotland’s contribution to the World Cup thus far. Joy

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Tartan Army takes over Boston for World Cup

BOSTON - From drinking the bars dry to lustily serenading an iconic baseball stadium with a rendition of “Flower of Scotland”, the bagpipe-playing, kilt-wearing hordes of the Tartan Army have captivated Boston since arriving at the World Cup.

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Italians are supporting Scotland at the World Cup – not just because of McTominay

IN an advert that went down a storm with the Tartan Army last week, sports brand Adidas deftly slipped in a message to Italian fans who may be…

The National (Scotland)

Boston podcasters left in hysterics after Tartan Army fan's 'freedom' cheer

A SCOTLAND fan has gone viral after leaving two US podcasters in hysterics after shouting “freedom” when discussing the American Revolutionary…

The National (Scotland)

Tartan Army saluted for 'class and dignity' as worker blown away by Boston clean-up

Tartan Army saluted for 'class and dignity' after World Cup clean-up in Boston

The National (Scotland)

All we need is the Tartan Army for soft power, says Flynn

Scotland fans have drawn praise for their conduct in the US during the World Cup.

Evening Standard

World-famous 'The Deli Guy' dishes out free lunch for 'new friends' in Tartan Army

Internet star 'The Deli Guy' dishes out free lunch for 'new friends' in Tartan Army

The National (Scotland)

Tartan Army fan dies in Boston after travelling to 'fulfil Scotland World Cup dream'

A TARTAN Army fan has died in Boston after travelling to the United States to fulfil his “dream” of supporting Scotland at a World Cup ...

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Scotland fans drink Boston bars dry as Tartan army descends for World Cup

Bar owners say they have ‘never seen anything like it’ as 20,000 Scots celebrate World Cup success

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Boston bars run out of beer as Tartan Army 'drink 3x more than St Patrick’s Day'

THE Tartan Army are reportedly drinking Boston dry with bars across the city recording record numbers of sales as Scotland fans have cemented their…

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Pro US baseball players left awe-struck by Tartan Army's Fenway Park takeover

Rangers players were left awe-struck by the Tartan Army, following their takeover of Fenway Park for their MLB match against the Red Sox.

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Tartan Army members teach Boston locals the Slosh during World Cup visit

BOSTON locals have been taught the Slosh by Scots as the Tartan Army as the transatlantic friendship continues to flourish

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Why the Tartan Army are the best ambassadors for Scotland

We have all witnessed the attention the Tartan Army's passion in the US has received since they touched down for the country's World Cup…

Evening Standard

John Swinney hails ‘tremendous inspiration’ of Scotland’s World Cup win

The First Minister also praised the Tartan Army supporters for making a ‘positive impression’ in Boston.

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The unwanted second-game tournament record that Scotland must banish vs Morocco

History is against Scotland when they face Morocco - they have only won their second game once in 12 tournaments.

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Boston historian begs Tartan Army to stay after Fenway Park stadium party

Red Sox historian Thornton has begged the Tartan Army not to leave their city after hailing the best atmosphere Fenway Park has seen for decades.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney hails 'outstanding' Tartan Army for World Cup support

FIRST Minister John Swinney has praised the Tartan Army for being an “absolute credit” to the country and “capturing the imagination” of…

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Tartan Army fans reveal the one question all Americans keep asking them at World Cup

FANS from the Tartan Army have revealed the one question almost all Americans are asking them during the World Cup ...

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Boston 'Tartan Army Bill' hailed by Scots as bars stay open later during World Cup

A NEW law that allows more than 140 bars and restaurants in Boston to stay open later and for fans to carry and drink alcohol along certain streets…

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