John Millar

Have a lollipop - Stockbridge sweet shop owner Remo Mancini in May 1991

Lost and legendary Edinburgh sweet shops remembered

Clockwise from left: The late Remo Mancini, who used to run Remo's cafe in Stockbridge, Edinburgh sweet shop owner and confectioner Jimmy Casey in February 1988, and a group of happy kids get to choose to sweets.

Edinburgh's lost sweet shops remembered

Assistant boss John Millar (right), alongside manager Gordon Herd (centre) and coach Eamon Fullerton (left) hope to lead Rose into the fourth round

Rose players can write a new chapter in their Scottish Cup history

Linlithgow make it 17 games unbeaten with 4-0 defeat of Penicuik

Mark Stowe has scored 41 goals for Linlithgow Rose this season

Linlithgow Rose assistant explains why it was a good year to miss promotion

Linlithgow Rose assistant John Millar, right, pictured with boss Gordon Herd, centre

East of Scotland title race will go down to wire, says Linlithgow assistant boss

Linlithgow striker Lewis Payne came back from injury to score a crucial winner at Meggetland

East of Scotland: Praise for Linlithgow hero Payne

New Rose boss out to end seven-year trophy drought

New manager of Linlithgow Rose, Gordon Herd. Picture: Contributed

Linlithgow Rose announce hiring of new management team

Camelon Juniors FC Gary Clark

Camelon chairman addresses 'damaging' allegations as players revolt in wake of G...

Jim Jefferies makes a point

Maroon Memories: Hearts benefit from Jim Jefferies' magic touch

Fags 'n' Matches

Fags ‘n’ Matches back with a buffet of hits at The Maybury

The Department Of Magic dabbles in the Dark Arts for Edinburgh's
latest escape room.

Edinburgh Harry Potter escape room forced to change name

Bill and Helen Teviotdale, owners of Casey's sweet shop on St Mary's Street, stand outside their shop in 2002. Picture: Rob McDougall/TSPL

Edinburgh's lost sweet shops remembered by city's residents

Hearts' John Millar battles with Paul Lambert

Maroon Memories: Saints spurn chances but Millar takes his

John Roberston took his derby tally to 23

Maroon Memories: Hearts benefit from new blood transfusion
IF THEY ever discover his secret, Jim Jefferies could become a wealthy man.
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Former Linlithgow ace Roddy MacLennan was on target for Bo'ness

Juniors round-up: Bo'ness grab first win

Millar fires Broxburn into semis

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