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Ricksen overwhelmed by support

Former Rangers captain Fernando Ricksen says he has been overwhelmed by the messages of support he has received since revealing he is suffering from motor neurone disease.

Rumour Mill: Neil Lennon return | Celtic v Rangers

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…

McDowall says underdogs Rangers aren’t scared

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…

Durie calls on fans to turn out for hero Ricksen

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.

Deila wants game against Rangers to be peaceful

OUTSIDERS aren’t supposed to understand the rivalry between Celtic and Rangers.

Hearts unbeaten run finally ended

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.

Ronny Deila says Celtic will be too strong for Rangers

RONNY DEILA believes the quality of his Celtic side will be too good for Rangers in next Sunday’s League Cup semi-final at Hampden.

Said & Done: Bayern; Dave King; and a bad vampire problem

Also featuring: Brazil’s World Cup cashback; what Maradona won’t tolerate; and the bus that thinks it’s a ship Ex-Rangers director Dave King , correcting any wrong impressions given by his 41 tax fraud convictions. King, looking to return , says 2013’s resolution to the case…

Nick Ross’ strike keeps Inverness on upward curve with win at Hamilton

• Accies suffer fourth defeat on the bounce in January • Hearts lose first game of the season in Championship Inverness extended their winning run to five games and strengthened their hold on third place in the Scottish Premiership table, courtesy of two second-half goals in a 2-0…