Change: Player Pics]Partick-born Tommy McInally was a unique talent who became a massive favourite with the Celtic fans of the early 1920s.A wonderfully gifted entertainer and crowd pleaser McInally scored 39 goals in his debut   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 540)

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Change: were alas also often exasperated by him on it and it was not uncommon for McInally to be involved in a row with other Celts on the pitch.field. Patsy Gallacher in particular was never shy of letting his feelingfeelings known if Tommy's tricks came to nothing.Critics   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 538)

Change:  his wizardry and entertainment critics will argue that with the right application he could have given and won so much more. APPEARANCES LEAGUE SCOTTISH CUP LEAGUE CUP EUROPE TOTAL   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 472)

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Change:  containing McInally's exuberant nature.At times his attitude on the field could annoy and frutrate but there is no doubt that McInally was a supreme footballer and a prolific goalscorer.Despite his many qualities though Maley allowed McInally to be sold to Sunderland for £2,500 in.......TBC   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 103)