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Scotland’s Goal Of The Month Is A Sublime Chip From An Amputee Footballer

By Connor Fleming December 8, 2016

Tommy McKay collected over 80% of the SPFL vote for goal of the month following his brilliant lob over the keeper.

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Amputee footballer Tommy McKay, a diehard supporter of Scottish football club Dundee United, won the Scottish Premiership’s Goal of the Month for November with this wonderful chip at halftime during Dundee’s match against Dunfermline.

Tommy McKay wins the SPFL's goal of the month for sensational half-time chip https://t.co/oTJWVLonRW pic.twitter.com/34yq1ceByV

— SD Scotland (@SuppDirectScot) December 7, 2016

The 32-year-old had his right leg removed as a child because of bone cancer, but he still plays for Scotland’s Patrick Thistle Amputees FC. With over 80% of the vote, McKay wrote his name into the history books.