FRANK Dougan and Amit Moudgil have been elected new non-executive directors of Hibernian by the club’s supporters. More...
NEIL Lennon has abandoned his attempt to sign Celtic’s Kris Commons during this transfer window. More...
RANGERS travelled to Celtic Park on the back of a UEFA Cup exit in October 2002, going out on the away goals rule to Czech outfit Viktoria Zizkov. More...
KENNY Dalglish believes Sunday’s Old Firm derby will be close no matter how strongly-fancied Celtic are. More...
FORMER Rangers striker Mark Hateley has warned Old Firm novices that their first taste of the Glasgow derby will be over in a flash. More...
MIKE Ashley will not appear at Hampden on Tuesday after it was confirmed a hearing into alleged breaches of “dual ownership” rules will take place by conference call. More...
HIBERNIAN have confirmed the signing of former Hamilton Academical goalkeeper Tomáš Černý on a deal until the end of the current season. More...
THE Scottish Rugby Union say it is ready to open the doors of BT Murrayfield to its footballing counterparts if it decides to quit Hampden. More...
JOIN Craig Cairns, John Callan and Tony Anderson for a look back at events over the past seven days in Scottish football. More...
Musselburgh boss Stevie McLeish gave his team a rollicking at full-time – despite them securing their place in the last 16 of the Scottish Junior Cup. More...
Former Hibs and Livingston goalkeeper Paul Grant made his first start in over a year as Bonnyrigg Rose secured their place in the Scottish Junior Cup last-16 draw. More...
Edinburgh University boss Dorian Ogunro felt his side more than deserved their 1-1 draw with Lowland League champions Spartans at Ainslie Park. More...
After near-constant pressure in this Image Printers Cup second-round tie, City finally opened the scoring in 17 minutes. Dougie Gair sent a free-kick into the six-yard box and John Crawford deflected the ball past his own keeper. More...
Preston secured another valuable point in their battle to beat the drop but it could easily have been a precious three points had striker Sean Martin scored a second-half penalty. More...
FORMER Rangers midfielder Gennaro Gattuso insists he would love to return to Ibrox as boss - but only once the club’s boardroom battle has been settled. More...
TWENTY years ago yesterday, Eric Cantona flew feet first into the crowd. But 30 years ago today, something ­perhaps more remarkable occurred: Ally ‘Benny’ Brazil scored a hat-trick. More...
WHILE most people have been claiming that Aberdeen and Dundee United pose the biggest threat to Celtic, ­Inverness Caledonian Thistle have been quietly collecting the points that keep them in third place in the Scottish Premiership thanks to their 2-0 victory at Hamilton. More...
KILMARNOCK manager Allan Johnston stomached the bitter pill of a late Partick Thistle equaliser on Saturday ­afternoon but insisted his players should take “a lot of positives” from their 2-2 home draw. More...
GRAEME Shinnie, the Inverness Caledonian Thistle left-back, will become an Aberdeen player in the summer after it was announced yesterday that he has signed a pre-contract agreement at Pittodrie. More...
RAY McKinnon celebrated a century of games in charge of Brechin City last weekend in fine style as his men won 2-0 away to League 1 leaders Stranraer. More...
RANGERS stars hit out at Celtic advert claiming Old Firm derby will be first ever meeting between two sides; David Robertson says Rangers should have sold to Robert Sarver; Craig Gordon plays down Celtic favourites tag, plus the rest of today’s football news and gossip More...
AN incredible crowd of 41,349 descended on Ibrox yesterday as the acrimony, turmoil and chaos which has ravaged Rangers for the best part of three years was set aside for one rainy afternoon. More...
RANGERS legends have slammed a group of Celtic supporters for intensifying the atmosphere ahead of next Sunday’s League Cup semi-final by taking out a full-page newspaper advert insisting it is the first meeting of the two clubs. More...
HEARTS made the headlines, their unbeaten run halted by a team who had the tactics and will to withstand the loss of an early goal and battle back to ­enhance their own chances of promotion. More...
THIS MATCH was St Mirren’s season in microcosm. Dominant for long spells, they failed to turn possession into goals and then suffered from a combination of dilatory defending, bad luck and controversial refereeing decisions. More...
CRAIG Gordon has attempted to play down Celtic’s status as overwhelming favourites to win the Old Firm League Cup semi-final, insisting beleaguered Rangers still pose a serious threat to the Scottish champions. More...
IN CONSTANTLY going public with his target of winning the domestic treble in his first season as Celtic manager, Ronny Deila is being brave or foolish. More...
DAVID Robertson has criticised Rangers for rejecting Robert Sarver’s takeover bid earlier this month and believes it proves that the current board are not acting in the best interests of the Ibrox club. More...
NEIL Lennon has refused to shut the door on a sensational return to Celtic Park - despite quitting the club last summer. More...
NEIL Lennon has opened the door to a sensational return to Celtic; Parkhead boss Ronny Deila calls for “peaceful” Old Firm match ahead of next Sunday’s League Cup tie; Rangers boss Kenny McDowall admits his side are underdogs against Celtic, plus the rest of today’s football news and gossip ...
ED Miliband is set to pledge a change in the law to ensure that the Scottish national team’s football matches and iconic events such as the golf Open Championship are shown on free-to-air television, in the biggest shake-up of UK broadcast rights for sport in 20 years. More...
Thrilling or horrible, this Old Firm game has to be done, writes Aidan Smith More...
THERE was no flim-flam from Kenny McDowall when asked the other day how he felt about his Championship team being written off ahead of next Sunday’s League Cup semi-final with the Premiership league leaders. “I can understand that, and there is probably as big a gap between the teams as there has...
IT CAN take terrible predicaments to foster unity. That will be demonstrated at Ibrox today when Rangers supporters put all boardroom and governance issues to one side, and forget any factionalism for an afternoon as they turn out for Fernando Ricksen’s benefit match. More...
OUTSIDERS aren’t supposed to understand the rivalry between Celtic and Rangers. More...
PERHAPS the cautious approach adopted by Aberdeen players and management in the majority of their interviews has some merit. After all, fate doesn’t seem to be dealing well with temptation. More...
The north-east semi-final Cup clash has an 80s feel to it and Sean Dillon can’t wait, finds Moira Gordon More...
HIBS have hit back at what they claim is “baffling” negativity from supporters’ groups, saying that instead of sniping from the sidelines, the likes of BuyHibs could have been the driving force behind the move towards fan control if they had agreed to meet with board officials. More...
THE LAST unbeaten league record of the season in senior football in either Scotland or England ended yesterday when Falkirk defeated Hearts 3-2 at Tynecastle. More...
KRIS COMMONS has insisted he is not being unreasonable with his demands for a new contract at Celtic. More...
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