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The Scottish Football Personality awards was an initiative, officially backed the SFA, for football personalities to be awarded on a monthly and annual basis for a contribution to the sport.[1]

Started in 1976–77, sponsored by Mackinlay old Scotch whiskey a panel of judges selected a winner and runner-up.

A new awards setup replaced it in 1984–85, sponsored by Scottish Brewers, it was split into two separate categories, a manager's award and a player's award.[2]

Personality of the Year

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Season Nat Player Club Notes Ref
Football Personality of the Year[a]
1976–77 Scotland Jock Stein Celtic Premier Division and Scottish Cup winners. League Cup runners-up.
1977–78 Scotland Billy McNeil Aberdeen Premier Division and Scottish Cup runners-up [3][4]
1978–79 Scotland John Greig Rangers Scottish Cup and League Cup winners. Premier Division runners-up. [5]
1979–80 Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen Premier Division winners and League Cup runners-up [6]
1980–81 Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United League Cup winners and Scottish Cup runners-up [7]
1981–82 Scotland Jock Stein Scotland Qualified for 1982 FIFA World Cup Finals [8]
1982–83 Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and Scottish Cup winners. Premier Division runners-up [9][10]
1983–84 Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen Premier Division and Scottish Cup winner. [11][12]
Manager of the Year[b]
1984–85 Scotland Tommy McLean Motherwell First Division champions [13][14]
1985–86 Scotland Alex MacDonald Heart of Midlothian Premier Division and Scottish Cup runner-up [15][16]
1986–87 Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United UEFA Cup and Scottish Cup runners-up. SFWA Manager of the Year. [17][18]
Player of the Year[b]
1984–85 Scotland Hamish McAlpine Dundee United Scottish Cup and League Cup runner-up. SFWA Player of the Year. [13][14]
1985–86 Scotland Richard Gough Dundee United SPFA Player of the Year. [19]
1986–87 England Terry Butcher Rangers Premier Division and League Cup winning captain. [17][18]

Personality of the Month

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1976–77
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
September Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland Iain Stewart Clydebank [20]
October Scotland Ally MacLeod Aberdeen Scotland Alex Ferguson St Mirren [21][22][23]
November Scotland Danny McGrain Celtic Scotland Willie Ormond Scotland [24]
December Board of directors Stranraer Scotland Mike Larnach Clydebank [25]
January Scotland Jock Stein Celtic Scotland Billy Pirie Dundee [26]
February Scotland Alex Ferguson St Mirren Scotland Willie Pettigrew Motherwell [23]
March Scotland Alex Stuart Ayr United Scotland Brian McGinlay Referee [27]
April Scotland Alan Rough Partick Thistle Scotland [28]
1977–78
August Scotland Billy McNeil Aberdeen Scotland Vic Davidson Motherwell [29][30]
September Scotland Benny Rooney Morton Scotland Gordon Smith Rangers [31]
October Scotland Alan Rough Partick Thistle Scotland Jock Wallace Rangers [32]
November Scotland Archie Knox Forfar Athletic Scotland Bertie Auld Partick Thistle [33]
December Scotland Scotland [34]
January Scotland Roger Hynd Motherwell Scotland Jackie McNamara Hibernian [35]
February Scotland Scotland [36]
March Scotland Willie Miller Aberdeen Scotland [37][38]
April Scotland Archie Knox Forfar Athletic Scotland Brian Rankin Forfar Athletic [39]
1978–79
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
August Scotland Scotland [40]
September Scotland Scotland [41]
October Scotland Scotland [42]
November Scotland Peter McCloy Rangers Scotland [43][44]
December United States David Brcic Morton Scotland Hal Stewart[c] Morton [45][46]
January Scotland John Bourke Kilmarnock First team squad Spartans [47][48]
February Scotland Scotland [49]
March Scotland Colin Jackson Rangers Scotland Frank McDougall Clydebank [50]
April Iceland Johannes Edvaldsson Celtic Scotland Davie Sneddon Kilmarnock [51]
1979–80
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
August Scotland Davie Cooper Rangers Scotland Ritchie Morton [52]
September Scotland Scotland [53]
October Scotland Bobby Watson Airdrieonians Board of directors Dundee United [54][55]
November Scotland Tom Hart[d] Hibernian Scotland Andy Roxburgh Scotland [56][57]
December Scotland Bobby Lennox Celtic Scotland Hamish McAlpine Dundee United [58]
January England Allan Ball Queen of the South Scotland Bobby Wilson[e] Keith [59]
February Scotland Johnny Doyle Celtic Scotland Eddie Hunter Queen's Park [60][61]
March Scotland Gordon Strachan Aberdeen Scotland [62]
April Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen Scotland Bobby Clark Aberdeen [63]
1980–81
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
August Scotland Jim Bett Aberdeen Scotland Doug Somner St Mirren [64][65]
September Scotland Charlie Nicholas Celtic Scotland Willie Miller Aberdeen [66]
October Scotland Bobby Geddes Dundee Scotland Bertie Auld Hibernian [67][68]
November Scotland Paul Sturrock Dundee United Scotland Cammy Fraser Dundee [69]
December Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland Mark McGhee Aberdeen [70]
January Scotland Alex Rennie St Johnstone Scotland [71]
February Scotland Alan Rough Partick Thistle Scotland Jim McArthur Hibernian [72]
March Scotland Danny McGrain Celtic Scotland Ally McCoist St Johnstone [73]
April Scotland Scotland [74]
1981–82[f]
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
September Scotland Gordon Strachan Aberdeen Scotland Brian McLaughlin Motherwell [75][76]
October Scotland Scotland [77]
November Scotland Paul Sturrock Dundee United Scotland Colin Jackson Rangers [78]
December Scotland Scotland [79]
January Scotland Scotland Joe Wark Motherwell [80]
February Scotland Gordon Rae Hibernian First team squad Forfar Athletic [81]
March Scotland Jim Leighton Aberdeen Scotland Neale Cooper Aberdeen [82][83]
April Scotland Danny Crainie Celtic Scotland Willie Pettigrew Heart of Midlothian [84][85]
1982–83
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
September Scotland Charlie Nicholas Celtic Scotland
Scotland 		Alex MacDonald/
Sandy Jardine 		Heart of Midlothian [86][87]
October Scotland Gordon Strachan Aberdeen Scotland [88]
November Scotland Jim Leighton Aberdeen Scotland [88][89]
December Scotland Scotland [90]
January Scotland Brian McClair Motherwell Scotland Tom Hendrie Meadowbank Thistle [91][92]
February Scotland Willie Miller Aberdeen Scotland Maurice Johnston Partick Thistle [88][93]
March Scotland Richard Gough Scotland [94]
April Scotland Willie Miller Aberdeen Scotland Ian Fleming Brechin City [88][95][96]
1983–84
Month Winner Runner-up Ref
September Scotland Alex MacDonald Heart of Midlothian Scotland [97]
October Scotland Gordon Strachan Aberdeen Scotland [98]
November Scotland Scotland [99]
December Scotland John McClelland Rangers Scotland Jim Liddle Forfar Athletic [100]
February Scotland Davie Cooper Rangers Scotland Brian McClair Celtic [101]
March Scotland Mark McGhee Aberdeen Scotland Alex MacDonald Heart of Midlothian [102][103]
April Scotland Maurice Malpas Dundee United Scotland Brian McClair Celtic [104]
1984–85
Month Manager Player Ref
August Scotland Ally McLeod Airdrieonians Scotland [105]
September Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen Scotland Craig Paterson Rangers [106][107]
October Scotland Jock Stein Scotland Scotland Paul McStay Celtic [108]
November Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland Paul Sturrock Dundee United [109]
December Scotland Billy Lamont Falkirk Scotland Richard Gough Dundee United [110]
January Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen Scotland Frank McDougall Aberdeen [111]
February Scotland Scotland [112]
March Scotland Tommy McLean Motherwell Scotland Billy Stark Aberdeen [113]
April Scotland Scotland [114]
1985–86
Month Manager Player Ref
August Scotland Jock Wallace Rangers Scotland Jim Fallon Clydebank [115]
September Scotland Scotland [116]
October Scotland Alex Ferguson Aberdeen Scotland John Hewitt Aberdeen [117]
November Scotland Alex MacDonald Heart of Midlothian Scotland Paul Hegarty Dundee United [118]
December Scotland John Lambie Hamilton Academical Scotland Craig Levein Heart of Midlothian [119]
January Scotland Alex MacDonald Heart of Midlothian Scotland Sandy Jardine Heart of Midlothian [120]
February Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland John Colquhoun Heart of Midlothian [121][122]
March Scotland Tommy Gemmell Albion Rovers Scotland Richard Gough Dundee United [123][124]
April Scotland Scotland [125]
1986–87
Month Manager Player Young Player Ref
August Scotland Henry Hall Forfar Athletic Scotland Kevin Gallacher Dundee United Scotland [126][127]
September Scotland Graeme Souness Rangers England Terry Butcher Rangers Scotland Tom Boyd Motherwell [128][129]
October Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland Derek Ferguson Rangers Scotland Derek Ferguson Rangers [130][131][132]
November Scotland David Hay Celtic Scotland Davie Cooper Rangers Scotland [133][134]
December Scotland Ian Porterfield Aberdeen Scotland Scotland [135]
January Scotland John Lambie Hamilton Academical Scotland Brian McClair Dundee Scotland [136][137]
February Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland Billy Thomson Dundee United Scotland [138]
March Scotland Jim McLean Dundee United Scotland Jim McInally Dundee United Scotland [138]

Notes

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  1. ^ Award was open to all football personalities; players, managers, referees and more.
  2. ^ a b Award split into two straight forward categories, a manager's award and a player's award.
  3. ^ Director of the club.
  4. ^ Chairman of the club.
  5. ^ Manager of the club.
  6. ^ Change of format means award is for players only now. No award in August either.

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