Willie Miller
Quick, incisive and physically imposing, an inspiration on pitch and worshipped by thousands off, Miller is arguably one of the best Scottish defenders of all time. He won 65 caps for Scotland and as a result is a member of the SFA's International Roll of Honour.
He signed for Aberdeen at the age of seventeen and was made Captain four years later. He was involved in possibly the best era ever for Aberdeen who, under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson, won the Cup Winners' Cup in 1983 with a 2-1 win over Real Madrid. Willie Miller's partnership with fellow defender Alex McLeish was a huge part of the success. He holds the record for most league appearances for Aberdeen, standing at 556 between 1973 and 1990, when he retired due to injury.
He then joined the BBC as a football commentator and analyst until he returned to Aberdeen FC in May 2004, becoming a member of the board.
He signed for Aberdeen at the age of seventeen and was made Captain four years later. He was involved in possibly the best era ever for Aberdeen who, under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson, won the Cup Winners' Cup in 1983 with a 2-1 win over Real Madrid. Willie Miller's partnership with fellow defender Alex McLeish was a huge part of the success. He holds the record for most league appearances for Aberdeen, standing at 556 between 1973 and 1990, when he retired due to injury.
He then joined the BBC as a football commentator and analyst until he returned to Aberdeen FC in May 2004, becoming a member of the board.
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