WATCH: Amputee Dundee United Fan Wins Scottish Goal Of The Month Award

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History is littered with memorable goal of the month winners, but none may be more enjoyable than the winner of this month's SPFL competition, amputee Dundee United fan Tommy McKay.

Despite facing competition from the likes of Celtic's Tommy Rogic and Rangers' Joe Dodoo, McKay has taken home the November gong for his sensational effort during a half-time challenge at Tannadice.

McKay, who had his right leg amputated when he was a child, went viral after footage of his lobbed effort was shared online, with fans rigtfully deeming it the finest effort of the month and, let's hope, the entire season:

Well played, Tommy. Let's hope the end of season gong heads your way, too.

(H/T 101 Great Goals)

Topics: Football, SPFL

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