14: Bryan Jackson

The Club Development Podcast

Bryan Jackson is too humble to admit it but he is a huge name in Scottish football. As an administrator for clubs in financial distress he has been involved in saving some of the biggest clubs in Scotland from going out of business. The Foundation of Hearts have credited him as "the man who saved Hearts", and he had just as significant an input at Motherwell, Dundee, Dunfermline, Clyde and Clydebank - who are now preparing for a return to senior football. Since his retirement from full-time work, he has taken his interest in football in a new direction - his play "The Pieman Cometh", based on his experiences in Scottish football, opens tonight (Sunday 18th March) at Oran Mor as part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival. The opening night is sold out, but there are still some tickets available for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening. Tickets can be purchased from the venue or from See Tickets (https://www.seetickets.com/event/the-pieman-cometh-a-cautionary-football-tale/oran-mor/1178392)