We are delighted that our afternoon with Paul McStay on Sunday 01 November at Rosie Maguires, Cabo Roig, Spain will also double as the Spanish Release of his long awaited autobiography MAESTRO.
Celtic fans rarely refer to Paul McStay by his name. He was, is and will always be The Maestro. It’s a nickname that acknowledges his extraordinary talent, and the affection with which it is still uttered is in appreciation of the fact that he dedicated his whole playing career to the green and white Hoops. A one man club. Celtic was the only club for him.
When he retired only one man had made more appearances for the club – and that is Cesar himself – and while contemporaries came and went from Celtic Park, Paul McStay remained, staying faithful to the club, particularly in the early 1990s when things were falling apart off the field. It’s something that the Celtic support has never forgotten.
Now Paul McStay tells his story of his life and extraordinary career for the first time in his autobiography and we can not wait to hear him tell his story in person at Rosies from his early life, living in Larkhall and coming through the grassroots football ranks and how he developed as a player and went on to become a Celtic Legend.
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