Despite ending the season as the SPL's top scorer, Drinks decided to leave Rangers, a move which was to become one of the biggest regrets of his career. Drinks' was one of the most sought after talents in the British game and reveals for the first time how Grimsby Town blocked his move to some of England's biggest clubs, his goalscoring exploits at Norwich, how he knocked back Manchester United and his anger at being denied a move to Terry Venables' Spurs. Rangers' talented forward Kevin Drinkell finds himself entangled with an opponent from Airdrieonians, showcasing the fierce competition that defined this era.

He then headed north and joined Souness' Rangers revolution until the controversial arrival of Mo Johnston.With the Canaries being Football League Cup holders, Drinkell would also have experienced UEFA Cup action that season had it not been for the ban on English clubs in European competitions arising from the Heysel disaster in May 1985. Display it proudly on your wall or gift it to someone who shares your love for action-packed sports photography - either way, it will undoubtedly become a cherished piece within any collection dedicated to Scotland's sporting heritage. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. The former striker only spent 12 months in Glasgow as part of the Graeme Souness revolution at Rangers.

Fishy: Can you remember how many hat tricks you scored for town if so which one sticks out in your mind? Despite scoring on his debut against his hometown team, Grimsby, in the Football League Cup, his goalscoring form deserted him at Highfield Road (he failed to score in any of his 15 league appearances in the 1990–91 season, [4] and after a short loan spell with Birmingham City in the autumn of 1991 he began his coaching career in Scotland with Falkirk.Drinkell added a further 12 league goals in 1987–88, though the Canaries finished in the bottom half of the table this time – a decline in form which had seen Brown dismissed as manager in favour of coach Dave Stringer in December 1987. But, the most starstruck I’ve ever been was when England cricket legend, Freddie Truman, presented me with a player of the year award at Norwich. It won him the Golden Boot for being the division's top scorer as well as the first of two consecutive Norwich City player of the year awards. Kevin then moved into management and is now a top football agent working under the highly successful 110sport umbrella.

The image captures a thrilling moment during a match between Rangers and Airdrieonians on the 29th of July, 1989.Kevin: Grimsby is the first result I look out for, then the other clubs I have been associated with. Since 2014 he has been working as a Mercedes-Benz Sales Executive in Perth for Arnold Clark Mercedes.