A MOTORWAY gritter has been named in a hilarious tribute to the star Scotland squad.
Dubbed "Yes Sir, Ice Can Boogie' in honour of the first men's team to make to a major tournament in 22 years, the Amey gritter will keep the M74 safe from ice as it makes its rounds this winter.
A nod to the Baccara song Yes Sir, I Can Boogie, the gritter was revealed on social media last night to giggles from Scotland fans still riding high on the news Scotland would compete at next year's Euros.
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🎶Oh Yes Sir...
— SWTrunkRoads (@SWTrunkRoads) November 23, 2020
The first @Ameyplc named gritter for South West Trunk Roads is here! Catch it patrolling the #M74 this winter.
⚽️🏴🏆 @ScotlandNT @transcotland @trafficscotland #NoScotlandNoParty pic.twitter.com/oy6HWfiJ2S
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The 1977 disco tune has become the unofficial anthem of the top team after a parody video of Andy Considine singing the song dressed in drag.
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