15 pictures that prove Scottish football in winter is glorious

Scottish football in winter might not be for the faint-hearted or fair weather fans, but as these pictures illustrate, it often exhibits the game at its enthralling best.

From Ibrox in the 1960s to Hampden in 2014 take a look at our gallery of Scottish football in winter.

Hibs do battle with Dundee and an Old Firm Derby in the snowplaceholder image
Hibs do battle with Dundee and an Old Firm Derby in the snow
Clyde goalkeeper Tommy McCulloch proves a safe pair of hands during a chilly day at Easter Roadplaceholder image
Clyde goalkeeper Tommy McCulloch proves a safe pair of hands during a chilly day at Easter Road
Hibs manager Eddie Turnbull and referee Mr J Bissett inspect the Easter Road pitch in 1960placeholder image
Hibs manager Eddie Turnbull and referee Mr J Bissett inspect the Easter Road pitch in 1960
A match between Partick Thistle v Falkirk at Firhill is called off shortly before kick-off because of water logging on the pitch cause by melted snowplaceholder image
A match between Partick Thistle v Falkirk at Firhill is called off shortly before kick-off because of water logging on the pitch cause by melted snow
John Greig of Rangers trains with the Scotland squad at Largs in 1965placeholder image
John Greig of Rangers trains with the Scotland squad at Largs in 1965
Pat Bonner makes a save during a snow-hit Old Firm derby. Rangers ran out 2-0 winners with goals courtesy of Ally McCoist and Robert Fleck.placeholder image
Pat Bonner makes a save during a snow-hit Old Firm derby. Rangers ran out 2-0 winners with goals courtesy of Ally McCoist and Robert Fleck.
A snow-cover Ibroxplaceholder image
A snow-cover Ibrox
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