Putting the jigsaw pieces together it seems that Dave King has matched up with Cavenagh to sell on his shares with the remainder of the story an exercise in kite flying.
Perhaps Sutherland had better things to do that get the first questions in to the home manager for the biggest football match in Scotland this year. Maybe he was just miffed about getting the short straw while Kenny Macintyre and Alasdair Lamont and a cast of dozens prepare for a…
It seems that the art of negotiating is a concept beyond the capabilities of Lewis, billed as a ‘Senior Reporter’ by the organisation that has egg-chaser English as their Chief Sports Writer which effectively means that he writes chin-stroking yarns in the absence on ever uncovering a genuine story in…
He is neat and tidy and nothing else, a six out of 10 that never hurts opponents which is why Clarke prefers Scott McTominay, Christie, Callum McGregor and John McGinn in midfield. Gilmour will receive a pass from central defenders, turn and redirect it to a full-back, rarely crossing the…
There is an alternative to that theme which of course turns to Celtic with tales of doom and gloom relating to the club that has won 19 of the last 24 domestic trophies.
The cafe is home to over 30 rescue cats, which visitors can mingle with while they enjoy their refreshments but on Saturday the disturbance in the area scared many of the cats.
Back covering soccer yesterday, Tom English opted for some attention seeking as Celtic scored at Livingston.
A two month stint on the egg-chasing Six Nations circuit seems to have drawn a blank in terms of exciting new job opportunities even after extensive networking at the Aviva Stadium when…
It seems that when it comes to news stories from football conferences the tough questions will only be asked to one Glasgow club.
Some basic arithmetic would suggest a deficit of £24.2m but after seven years out in the cold there is no chance of BBC Scotland putting at risk Kenny Macintyre getting a cosy interview with Philippe Clement
All of that points towards the management, or lack of from Steven Naismith but BBC Scotland had a convenient lifeboat for the struggling Hearts boss to cling onto.