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Alexander Govan: The Man Who Gave Birmingham City Its Voice

Alexander Govan’s legacy in football is not defined by trophies alone — it is defined by belief, connection, and a song that lives forever. Born in Glasgow in 1929, Govan’s journey took him from Scotland to Plymouth Argyle, where his goals and tireless wing play helped secure promotion and respect. In 1953, he took another leap of faith by joining Birmingham City, becoming a key part of one of the club’s most exciting teams of the 1950s. On the pitch, Govan delivered pace, goals, and unforgettable European nights. Off it, he gave Birmingham City something far greater. During the club’s famous 1956 FA Cup run, a song he sang became the anthem of the fans — “Keep Right On to the End of the Road.” What began as a simple tune became the soul of a club and a city. This video tells the story of the winger who didn’t chase fame, but left football richer than he found it — a man whose voice still echoes every time Birmingham City fans sing together.