Original sentence: , had considered signing him, but did not do so.He was also a Scotland internationalist, who was captain of Scotland at the 1982 World Cup and is a member of the Scotland football hall of fame having won over 50 caps
Edited sentence: (This story was widely repeated in Scotland during his time as a player, some wondered if it was apocryphal, but McGrain confirmed it in his autobiography., who were widely accused of having a ban on Catholic players at that time, had considered signing him, but did not do so because he had what sounded like a Catholic name, even though he was really a Protestant who had supported Rangers as a boy.A copy can easily be found in the Mitchell Library, the main public reference library in Glasgow.He is a member of the Scotland football hall of fame having won over 50 caps.He played for Scotland in the 1974 World Cup, missed the 1978 World Cup because of injury, and was captain of Scotland at the 1982 World Cup.He was also a Scotland internationalist.Picture of Danny McGrain