2 d. ago Glasgow Warriors eye new No 10 as Adam Hastings' Montpellier switch announced

Scotland stand-off remains ‘fully committed’ to Scotstoun club

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4 d. ago Scottish Premiership CEO blasts ‘utter b*******’ VAR call as he takes aim at officials on social media with furious rant

THE CEO of a Scottish Premiership club launched a furious attack on match officials last night after his team were denied a stoppage-time penalty. Livingston were chasing a much-needed three points against fellow relegation strugglers Kilmarnock on Saturday, but the game ended in a 1-1 draw, leaving Livi still searching for their first league win...

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6 d. ago Jenni Falconer launches 'grief run club' as Scots choose to jog to process bereavement

The phrase ‘mourning running’ has been coined as a way to cope, with over one in four Scots lacing up their running shoes after suffering a bereavement.

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6 d. ago Charity launches Grief Run Clubs to connect those who have lost loved ones

They will take place in London once a month.

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8 d. ago Legendary Scottish football boss Willie Knox dead as tribute paid to icon who won 43 trophies in 16 years

AUCHINLECK TALBOT have announced that they're mourning one of the club's most influential figures ahead of this month's huge Scottish Cup clash with Celtic. The grandees of the junior game, Talbot are no stranger to picking up trophies - and that certainly applies to their legendary former manager Willie Knox, who picked up a whopping...

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8 d. ago Rangers transfer state of play on Ekwah, Cortes, Cameron and Curtis as Silas Andersen opens door to move

It's set to be a hectic January window at Ibrox as the club push for the Scottish Premiership title

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8 d. ago Rangers ‘push’ for two signings, Celtic hold talks, EPL club recall defender

All the latest Scottish football transfer rumours this Wednesday morning - including Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen, and Dundee United.

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9 d. ago Celtic’s Nancy catastrophe is another indicator of a club embroiled in turmoil | Ewan Murray

Even the return of Martin O’Neill is unlikely to placate supporters frustrated by poor performances, a lack of investment, and chaos in the boardroomAny club confirming the end of an error after eight games owes an apology to their supporters. In Celtic’s case, even the admission of an all-time blunder in hiring Wilfried Nancy would be unlikely to placate the masses. Remorse has not been forthcoming anyway. As Martin O’Neill’s return as manager was confirmed, office bearers took it in turn to express disappointment at the Nancy affair. Which was very good of them.Celtic do not have a monopoly on bad decision-making. It just currently feels as if that is the case. A club who have dominated in Scotland for more than a decade, who have vast resources and more scope to plan than others of much lower stature, should never have been seeking a fourth manager in one season. That they are points firmly towards a lack of strategy and direction. It is a preposterous situation. Celtic are lucky...

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9 d. ago Nancy sacked by Celtic after eight matches as O’Neill returns for season

Shortest managerial career in club’s historyO’Neill and Maloney come in for rest of campaignWilfried Nancy’s woeful reign as Celtic’s manager has ended after 33 days – the shortest managerial career in the Scottish club’s history. Martin O’Neill has been reinstalled as interim manager until the end of the season.The 48-year-old French coach was hired from the Major League Soccer side Columbus Crew on a two-and-a-half year contract on 4 December. He was in charge for only eight matches, six of which ended in defeat, before being sacked by the crisis-hit Scottish champions on Monday. A 3-1 home defeat by Rangers on Saturday proved the final straw. Celtic led 1-0 at half-time before a second-half collapse prompted more protests towards the club’s deeply unpopular board and their most recent managerial appointment. Continue reading...

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1 week ago AEK Athens make James Penrice position abundantly clear after ‘Rangers bid rejected’

AEK ATHENS have told Rangers that even if they doubled their offer for former Hearts star James Penrice, they still wouldn't be interested in selling him. The Ibrox club have targeted the left back for a quickfire return to Scottish football after his summer move from Tynecastle for £2million. Rangers have pinpointed the 27-year-old as...

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1 week ago 'Outstanding candidate': SPFL club makes key managerial appointment

Former Hibs and Rangers man returns to football in Greenock

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2 w. ago Glasgow and Scotland star 'agrees deal' to join French Top 14 club

Warriors set to lose key player according to French report

Economics

2 w. ago SPFL club chairman steps down over 'threatening and derogatory behaviour' in echoes of Peter Lawwell

Championship chief cites similar issues faced by departing Celtic chairman

Society

2 w. ago Man United news as new signing confirmed and 'Scott McTominay return details emerge'

Manchester United are reportedly interested in bringing Scott McTominay back to Old Trafford, while the club has confirmed the signing of Lea Schuller for the Women's team

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2 w. ago Anton Dowds hails Scott Brown's Ayr United fit club for helping him back on goal trail

Dowds is back leading Ayr's line after a horror 12 months out of the game.

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2 w. ago 'I know how Celtic would fare in the Premier League – English fans have got it wrong'

Despite current struggles under Wilfried Nancy, Celtic remain Scotland's most successful club with 55 league titles

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2 w. ago Nottingham Forest's European Cup winner John Robertson dies aged 72

The Scotland international has been described as the club's 'greatest'

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3 w. ago Stadium improvement plan for Ayrshire football club is given the nod

Bosses at the West of Scotland Football League First Division club previously lodged a planning application with South Ayrshire Council, seeking permission to build the new 100-seater covered stand.

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3 w. ago Scottish Media Club celebrates talent and raises funds at Christmas

The event, the first of its kind in Scotland for decades, saw 130 people gather at the Virgin Hotel in Edinburgh earlier in the week

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4 w. ago Big sign up by club golfers for 2026 Scottish Women's Amateur Tour

Founder Alan Tait delighted with initial reponse for action-packed schedule next year

Society