Sandy Jardine

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Sandy Jardine
Full name	William Pullar Jardine
Date of birth	December 31, 1948 (1948-12-31) (age 59)
Place of birth	Edinburgh, Scotland
Height	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Playing position	Right-back
Senior clubs¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1965-1982 1982-1988	Rangers Hearts	451 (42) 184 0(3)
National team
1971-1979	Scotland	038 0(1)
Teams managed
1986-1988	Hearts
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

William "Sandy" Pullar Jardine (born 31 December 1948, in Edinburgh) is a Scottish former professional football player who played for Rangers and Hearts.

He made his debut for Rangers in 1967 and played 674 times, mainly as a full-back although occasionally as a sweeper. He was part of the famous team which won the European Cup Winners Cup in 1972. In 1982, in the twilight of his career, he joined his boyhood team Hearts, where he stayed until 1988. In the last two years of his time at Tynecastle, he was promoted to joint-manager alongside another ex-Ranger Alex MacDonald.

He was capped 34 times by Scotland, making his debut in 1971 against Portugal and his final appearance in 1979 against Belgium. He played in the 1974 World Cup and the 1978 World Cup finals.

As Jardine was known as Sandy throughout his playing career it was generally assumed that his given name was Alexander (Sandy being a common familiar form of the name Alexander in Scotland) but in fact it was simply a nickname given to him in his younger days due to his sandy-coloured hair.

Sandy now works for Rangers Football Club in a public relations capacity.

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Sandy Jardine career stats at Soccerbase
Sandy Jardine profile at scottishfa.co.uk
Appearances at londonhearts.com

Preceded by Scotland World Cup squad	Scottish Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year 1975	Succeeded by John Greig
Preceded by Hamish McAlpine	Scottish Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year 1986	Succeeded by Brian McClair

v • d • e Scotland squad - 1974 FIFA World Cup

1 Harvey • 2 Jardine • 3 McGrain • 4 Bremner • 5 Holton • 6 Blackley • 7 Johnstone • 8 Dalglish • 9 Jordan • 10 Hay • 11 Lorimer • 12 Allan • 13 Stewart • 14 Buchan • 15 Cormack • 16 Donachie • 17 Ford • 18 Hutchison • 19 Law • 20 Morgan • 21 McQueen • 22 Schaedler • Coach: Ormond

v • d • e Scotland squad - 1978 FIFA World Cup

1 Rough • 2 Jardine • 3 Donachie • 4 Buchan • 5 McQueen • 6 Rioch • 7 Masson • 8 Dalglish • 9 Jordan • 10 Hartford • 11 Johnston • 12 Blyth • 13 Kennedy • 14 Forsyth • 15 Gemmill • 16 Macari • 17 Johnstone • 18 Souness • 19 Robertson • 20 Clark • 21 Harper • 22 Burns • Coach: MacLeod

v • d • e

Heart of Midlothian F.C. – Managers

Fairley (1901–03) • Waugh (1903–08) • McGhee (1908–09) • McCartney (1910–19) • McCartney (1919–35) • Pratt (1935–37) • Moss (1937–40) • McLean (1941–51) • Walker (1951–66) • Harvey (1966–70) • Seith (1970–74) • Hagart (1974–77) • Ormond (1977–80) • Moncur (1980–81) • Ford (1981) • MacDonald (1982–90) • Jardine (1986–88) • Jordan (1990–93) • Clark (1993–94) • McLean (1994–95) • Jefferies (1995–2000) • Houston (2000) • Levein (2000–04) • Houston (2004) • Robertson (2004–05) • Burley (2005) • McGlynn (2005) • Rix (2005–06) • Ivanauskas (2006) • Malofeyev (2006) • Riabovas (2006) • Ivanauskas (2006–07) • Korobochka & Frail (2007–08) • Frail (2008) • Banks (2008–)

Persondata
NAME	Jardine, Sandy
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Scottish former professional football
DATE OF BIRTH	December 31, 1948
PLACE OF BIRTH	Edinburgh, Scotland
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH

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