The Scottish Football Hall of Fame is located at the Scottish Football Museum. Nominations are made each year by fans and a committee selects the inductees. The first inductions to the Hall of Fame were in November 2004 in a ceremony at Hampden Park. Brian Laudrup and Henrik Larsson became the first players from outside Scotland to be inducted, in 2006. Rose Reilly was the first woman to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, in 2007. As of October 2019, there had been 122 inductions to the Hall of Fame.

Members

Year	Image	Name	Notes	Ref
2004		Jim Baxter	(statue in Hill of Beath pictured)
2004		Billy Bremner
2004		Matt Busby
2004		Kenny Dalglish
2004		Alex Ferguson
2004	–	Hughie Gallacher
2004		John Greig	(statue at Ibrox Stadium pictured)
2004		Jimmy Johnstone
2004		Denis Law
2004		Dave Mackay
2004		Danny McGrain
2004		Jimmy McGrory
2004		Billy McNeill
2004	–	Willie Miller
2004	–	Bobby Murdoch
2004		Bill Shankly	(statue at Anfield pictured)
2004	–	Gordon Smith
2004		Graeme Souness
2004		Jock Stein
2004	–	Willie Woodburn
2005		Charles Campbell
2005		Alex James
2005		Joe Jordan
2005		Bobby Lennox
2005	–	Jim McLean
2005		Alex McLeish
2005		Alan Morton
2005	–	Lawrie Reilly
2005	–	Willie Waddell
2005		John White
2005	–	George Young
2006		Davie Cooper	(statue in Hamilton pictured)
2006		Tommy Gemmell
2006	–	Richard Gough
2006	–	Willie Henderson
2006	–	Sandy Jardine
2006		Henrik Larsson
2006		Brian Laudrup
2006	–	Willie Ormond
2006		John Robertson
2006	–	Billy Steel
2006		Tommy Walker
2007	–	Willie Bauld
2007	–	Eric Caldow
2007	–	Jimmy Cowan
2007		Alan Hansen
2007		Ally McCoist
2007		Rose Reilly
2007	–	Walter Smith
2007		Gordon Strachan
2007	–	Eddie Turnbull
2008	–	Bobby Evans
2008	–	Archie Gemmill
2008		Derek Johnstone
2008		Jim Leighton
2008		Billy Liddell
2008		Ian St John
2008		Bill Struth
2008		John Thomson
2009	–	Steve Archibald
2009	–	Bertie Auld
2009	–	Jimmy Delaney
2009	–	Alan Gilzean
2009	–	Mo Johnston
2009		Paul Lambert
2009	–	Willie Maley
2009	–	David Meiklejohn
2010	–	Craig Brown
2010	–	Andy Goram
2010	–	Bobby Johnstone
2010	–	Paul McStay
2010	–	David Narey
2010	–	Tiny Wharton
2011		Terry Butcher
2011		Pat Crerand
2011		Robert Smyth McColl
2011	–	Hugh McIlvanney
2011	–	Ronnie Simpson
2012	–	Pat Stanton
2012	–	Bob McPhail
2012	–	Gordon McQueen
2012		Frank McLintock
2012		Andrew Watson
2013	–	Bobby Walker
2013	–	Eddie Gray
2013	–	Alan Rough
2013	–	Scot Symon
2013	–	Martin Buchan
2013		Tommy Docherty
2014	–	Bill Brown
2014	–	Peter Lorimer
2014	–	McCrae's Battalion	Footballers who volunteered for military service in the First World War
2014	–	Davie Wilson
2014	–	Charlie Nicholas
2015	–	Bobby Brown
2015		George Graham
2015	–	Stewart Hillis
2015	–	Ally MacLeod
2015	–	Maurice Malpas
2016	–	Stevie Chalmers
2016		John Wark
2016		Gary McAllister
2016		Jock Wallace Jr.
2016	–	Alex Smith
2017	–	John Clark
2017		Willie Wallace
2017	–	Jim Craig
2017		John McGovern
2017	–	Allan McGraw
2017	–	Archie Macpherson
2017	–	Queen's Park
2017	–	Lisbon Lions	Celtic team that won the 1966–67 European Cup
2018		Roy Aitken
2018		Julie Fleeting
2018	–	Archie Knox
2018	–	Ian McMillan
2019	–	Patsy Gallacher
2019	–	Joe Harper
2019	–	Tommy McLean
2019	–	John Robertson
2019		Colin Stein
2019	–	Paul Sturrock

See also

• Scottish FA International Roll of Honour, a list of all Scotland players with more than 50 caps