Welcome to part one of the Andy Walker exclusive. The former Celtic, Bolton, Scotland striker and now pundit and commentator talks exclusively to Last Word on Football about his career both North and South of the border.<\/p>\n
Read More: Andy Walker Exclusive Q&A Part One<\/a><\/p>\n Paul McStay was the best player I played with, Frank McAvennie was the best strike partner I had. Both were exceptional in Celtic\u2019s centenary season when we won the league and cup double.<\/p>\n Both at Motherwell and Celtic I played against the greatest teams in Aberdeen\u2019s and Dundee Utd\u2019s history. Under Alex Ferguson, Aberdeen won titles and the cup winner cup while Dundee Utd won the title in 1983, a year before I signed for Motherwell. Paul Hegarty and Dave Narey were the central defensive partnership in Jim Mclean’s side whereas Willie Miller and Alex McLeish formed the heartbeat of Aberdeen. Pushed to the chaos zone, I\u2019d opt for Dave Narey, he was a central defender that was as calm, confident and assured as much as Alan Hansen. A real class act.<\/p>\n My first Old Firm game at Ibrox was sensational. We had beaten Graeme Souness and his Rangers side at Celtic Park in the first clash of the season by one goal to nil. The game at Ibrox is best remembered for Terry Butcher, Chris Woods and Frank McAvennie all being sent off. To me, scoring at the Broomloan Road end full of Celtic supporters to put us one up was as good as it gets. The game finished 2-2<\/a>, a rollercoaster of emotions.<\/p>\nAndy Walker Exclusive Q&A Part Two: Retirement, Looking Back and the Media<\/h2>\n
Best player you played with?<\/h3>\n
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Favourite game you played in?<\/h3>\n