George Connelly (born 1 March 1949) is a Scottish former international footballer who played professionally with Celtic and Falkirk. Connelly is from Valleyfield in Fife.

Jul 1, 2012 · WHAT happened to destroy George Connelly's glittering career with Celtic has been an enduring source of mystery for the club's supporters for more than 30 years.

George Connelly is recognized as one of the leading federal tax litigators in the United States. His practice focuses on IRS audit, collection and criminal matters including civil and criminal tax litigation matters, for clients including individuals, companies and estates.

Nov 19, 2007 · Finally, the Fife-born man has broken his silence with the publication of Celtic's Lost Legend: The George Connelly story.

George Connelly was the most lauded player at the club, a remarkable achievement during an era when the Celtic team was brimming over with quality. To this point, George Connelly had now scored in a European Cup semi-final and 2 Scottish Cup Finals.

George Connelly was hailed as the greatest Scottish talent of his generation. He made 254 appearances for Celtic and played in the Scotland team that qualified for the 1974 World Cup Finals but, at the age of just twenty-six he walked away from football and a glittering career.

George Connelly was hailed as the greatest Scottish talent of his generation. He made 254 appearances for Celtic and played in the Scotland team that qualified for the 1974 World Cup Finals but, at the age of just twenty-six he walked away from football and a glittering career.

George Connelly is a Scottish former international football player who played professionally with Celtic and Falkirk. He signed for Celtic from Tulliallan Juniors in March 1966 and as a …

In Celtic's Lost Legend, George Connelly tells the remarkable story of why he walked away from his dreams and from the team he loved. Here, at last, he answers...

Jan 15, 2018 · CELTIC’S George Connelly was the nearest Scottish football ever saw to a ‘Franz Beckenbauer’. Connelly was the first of the hugely talented ‘Quality Street Gang’ to make the breakthrough to first team football. In fact, he made his name, as a 16 year old, more than 12 months before our famous Lisbon night.