The name "Glasgow" holds images of unemployment lines, riots
at the football match, desperate youth razor blade gangs. . .
"Glasgow" is the towering cranes over the River Clyde, no longer
lifting iron locomotives, no longer building the great steamers
of the British Empire. "Glasgow" is a defeated city, down on its
luck, waiting for a handout. "Glasgow" is Wet Wet Wet.
Or is it?