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Archive for February, 2012
Scotland Women beaten 5-1 by 2011 Cyprus Cup champions Canada
Anne Signeul's Scotland side have lost their opening game of the Cyprus Cup 5-1 to last year's champions Canada. Anne Signeul's Scotland side have lost their opening game of the Cyprus Cup 5-1 to last year's champions Canada.
Craig Levein announces line-up to face Slovenia
Scotland manager Craig Levein has announced his starting line-up for Wednesday night's international friendly against Slovenia
St.Johnstone 3-1 Dunfermline
With the previous nine meetings in Perth this century not heralding a St.Johnstone win and the only home goal being score by A MacManus in the previous decade, St Johnstone boss Steve Lomas brings in on loan Lee Croft to try and provide the guile and delivery to supply the miss firing SaS at the expense of Chris Millar.Dunfermline made
Latest ESPN blog: Are Celtic really being blamed for job cuts at Rangers?
In this morning's Daily Record, Jim Traynor and Keith Jackson claim that Celtic's failure to hand over a £300,000 advance on ticket sales for the Old Firm derby could force the Ibrox club into more job cuts. Are the duo really trying to pin the blame on Celtic for issues that are down to Rangers own financial mismanagement
Rangers fined £50,000 by Stock Exchange – but should Whyte not be held accountable?
Rangers have been fined £50,000 by the PLUS Stock Exchange for failing to disclose Craig Whyte's previous disqualification as a director when the Motherwell-born business completed his takeover of the Ibrox club in May 2011.The Rangers owner was disqualified in 2000 for seven years, but it was only on November 30th, six weeks after the Insolvency Service had confirmed the
Rangers put off-field issues behind them to beat Inverness 4-1
Rangers put their off-field worries behind them as they cruised to a 4-1 victory against Inverness Caledonian Thistle at the Caledonian Stadium. For many of Ally McCoist’s team this may well have been their last game for the club, but they turned in a superb performance. Ally McCoist was without his regular left back with Sasa Papac suspended and Lee
Save Rangers campaign: A step in the right direction for Rangers Football Club?
Save Rangers. This is the language that we have become accustomed to using and hearing in a remarkably short space of time. Institutions aren’t meant to need saving but this one quite clearly does. Much has already been committed to print-fish suppers will be wrapped in the woes of the Glasgow club for the foreseeable future-and much, no doubt, remains to be written
The Final Whistle: Homeless World Cup Special
The Final Whistle caught up with the Homeless World Cup 2011 champions Scotland who were represented by head coach Ally Dawson and captain Robert Hare. And we also caught up with Homeless World Cup founder Mel Young.
What Goes Around Doesn’t Necessarily Come Around Part One: Fans view on Rangers issue
Michael Greenwell talks to football fans up and down the country on their feelings about Scottish Football if Rangers were punished less severely than any other teams who have had similar problems
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