| P | GD | Pts | ||
 | Celtic (C) | 33 | 52 | 81 |
 | Rangers | 33 | 40 | 63 |
 | Motherwell | 33 | 5 | 55 |
 | St.Johnstone | 33 | 6 | 50 |
| Dundee Utd | 33 | 12 | 49 | |
 | Hearts | 33 | 9 | 48 |
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The Scottish FA have announced that an 'appellate tribunal' has been convened for Wednesday 16th May to hear Rangers' appeal against the sanctions imposed at the recent judicial panel tribunal.After the fallout from the leaking of the identities of the three judicial panel members, coupled with threats aimed at the members from disgruntled Rangers fans, the Scottish FA have surprisingly
For Aberdeen fans, this season like many others before it, has been nothing but a disappointment for the Pittodrie faithful. Finishing in the bottom half of the league, the final chance of silverware gone after losing to a Hibernian team that has only now started to find a bit of form after struggling all season in a relegation dogfight between
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has issued a statement amid the increasing uncertainty that has engulfed Scottish football following the financial fallout that surrounds rivals Rangers. Supporters across the country, including Celtic supporters groups, have been voicing their concerns over proposals which could see a Rangers newco welcomed into the SPL for the start of next season should the Ibrox
Now and again we receive letters from readers in our inbox all about the state of the Scottish game and as part of a new feature which we are piloting before the start of next season. Hearts supporter Aharon Love is deeply concerned about the direction the leaders of our game seem to be determined to force upon us. Her
The Rangers administrators Duff & Phelps have today released a statement following Bill Miller's decision to pull out from buying Rangers.David Whitehouse, joint administrator said: “We can confirm that Mr Bill Miller has decided not to complete his purchase of Rangers Football Club. Since Mr Miller was announced as preferred bidder on Thursday of last week, it is regrettable that
Americans have faced inhospitable environments in recent years from Vietnam and Somalia to Iraq and Afghanistan, however today one American tactically walked away from another 'inhospitable environment'. There were no helicopters on rooftops as the enemy approached the gates, there were no cameras in the convoy heading south to promote an American withdrawal, just one man who decided that the
Dundee United manager Peter Houston was full of praise after his side defeated league champions Celtic to all but secure fourth spot in the league and with that a Europa League spot.Houston beamed: “I’m delighted and proud of the players and backroom staff. It’s been tough, but great credit and great spirit this team has got. When we needed to,
After only Celtic's fifth defeat in the league this season, Celtic manager Neil Lennon called for consistency from Scotland's referees after Celtic were denied a late penalty when Emilio Izaguirre's cross struck the arm of Keith Watson.After already serving a two-match ban for comments made about refereeing performances and seeing a three match ban imposed upon him with a further
Dundee United battled to their first victory over Celtic since November 2009, thanks to a solitary headed goal from Scott Robertson on 21 minutes. Celtic were denied a second half penalty when the ball appeared to strike Keith Watson's arm inside the United box, before Gary Hooper came close to finding the net in the final ten minutes but could
The new proposed Under-20 league is set to kick off at the start of next season, which plans to bridge the gap between the youth setup and the first team for clubs in the Scottish Premier League. Despite many calls for a return of a reserve league, the new Under-20 league has plenty to live up too, but one man
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