The story
A blast of Tartan Army colour beside The Clubhouse bar on Shuttle Street: a roaring Scotland player in the No. 7 shirt punches the air against a painted Saltire, with the World Cup trophy and the rallying cry 'We'll Be Coming — No Scotland No Party!'.
The mural fills the gable end right beside The Clubhouse bar, whose sign is worked straight into the artwork. It's a football fan's landmark: the streaked, brush-blown Saltire, the clenched fist and the open-mouthed roar all lean into that back-of-the-terrace, big-tournament feeling.
You'll find it on Shuttle Street in Paisley town centre — a free, self-guided walk that takes in painted walls across the old streets. It sits among the cluster of murals near Shuttle Street and Browns Lane, so it's an easy add to your route.
The mural is on a public street, free to view, and visible day or night — though you'll get the best photos in daylight. Use the interactive trail map to plan your walk.
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