He has been in and out of hospital with a couple of bouts of pneumonia, suffers from a cancerous bone marrow disorder known as myeloma, and has been known to crack a vertebra or two on those occasions when he has been a touch over-enthusiastic on the golf course. But when it comes to the 1948 Olympics, and his role as one of the seven Scots (and six Queen's Park players) who formed part of the Great Britain football team, the 86-year-old is most definitely still on the ball.
Angus Carmichael, back row, fourth from the right, only played in one game
