     thomas "tom" boyd mbe (born 24 november 1965 in glasgow) is a retired footballer and current manager of the celtic u-17. he played for motherwell, chelsea and celtic, and played 72 times for scotland, which means he is a member of the scotland national football team roll of honour. ==club career== ===motherwell=== boyd's distinguished professional career began at motherwell, where he made a total of 252 appearances. the most notable of his achievements in his time at fir park was skippering the motherwell side that defeated dundee united 4â3 in the 1991 scottish cup final, considered one of the most exciting in the competition's history. ===chelsea=== boyd's form as an attacking full back saw him win a move to chelsea that year. however, boyd struggled to settle and spent only one year at stamford bridge. ===celtic=== boyd was transferred to boyhood heroes celtic in an exchange deal which saw tony cascarino going to chelsea. he played for celtic for the remainder of his career, serving as club captain from 1997 to 2002. he holds the distinction of having been the captain who lifted celtic's first league title in 10 years in 1998, preventing bitter rivals rangers from securing a record-breaking ten titles in a row. as boyd's career moved on he began playing more in the centre of defence, whilst continuing to operate at full back on either side of the pitch when required, making him an exceptionally versatile defender. boyd continued to captain the club after the arrival of [[marti
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