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Scotland returned to a major tournament for the first time in more than 20 years when they booked their place at Euro 2020, and the Tartan Army quickly adopted an unofficial anthem. When David ...

YES Sir, I Can Boogie songwriter Frank Dostal would’ve loved the Tartan Army adopting the song as their new anthem, his proud widow revealed. Mary Dostal, 75, said he’d be “made up” at the revival of ...

It was Aberdeen defender Andy Considine who brought the 1970s hit Yes Sir, I Can Boogie into the Scotland dressing room during the nation's heroic play-offs run to European Championship qualification ...

It's a great tune, and Scotland supporters have now turned it into a staple, which will be heard for as long as the Tartan Army are in Euro 2024. The origins of the Scots using this song started in ...

Fans were left heartbroken by the news and many paid tribute to the artist. One said: “RIP beautiful lady.” Another wrote: “Rest in peace Maria dear. You’ll never be forgotten.” One more person wrote: ...

Spanish singer María Mendiola has passed away, her Baccara band member has confirmed. The star – who sang the disco classic anthem Yes Sir, I Can Boogie – died in Madrid on Saturday while surrounded ...

GOAL takes a look at the words to the Tartan Army anthem and the background to how it became a dressing room hit Scotland returned to a major tournament for the first time in more than 20 years when ...

Maria Mendiola, one half of Spanish duo Baccara and singer of the disco smash hit ‘Yes Sir, I Can Boogie’ has passed away. The duo formed in Madrid in 1977, and in the same year, brought their ...

Singer María Mendiola, one half of the group Baccara who were best known for the track Yes Sir, I Can Boogie, has died in Spain. She was 69 years old. The singer died in Madrid on Saturday morning ...