Scott McDonald Launches the Annual Awards Dinner

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PFA Scotland announces the launch of the Annual Awards Dinner 2009 which will take place at the Hilton Glasgow on 3rd May 2009. PFA Scotland are pleased to welcome Cheque Centre as their new sponsor, both organisations are looking forward to a ... MORE

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