Scottish Championship 2015-2016Celtic linked with West Brom right back Cristian Gamboa; Ronald Koeman blocks James McCarthy move to Celtic; Kilmarnock linked with striker and defender and Clint Hill vows âmoreâ from Rangers against Celtic
Scotsman.com » 6hCeltic linked with West Brom right back Cristian Gamboa; Prince Buaben set for Ross County switch; Ronald Koeman blocks James McCarthy move to Celtic and Clint Hill vows âmoreâ from Rangers against Celtic
Scotsman.com » 6hGrant Holt looked pretty tired after this game. He joked that heâd had to seek out the shade in the second half on a hot afternoon and he tweeted after his drive home that his 35-year-old limbs had seized up and that he âfelt like the Tin Manâ.
Scotsman.com » 15hJason Cummings, one of Scottish footballâs hottest properties, has been urged to stay at Hibernian by a flamboyant goalscorer from an earlier era who admits he left Easter Road too young.
Scotsman.com » 15hJames McCarthy has been linked to Celtic move after being sighted in Glasgow; Andre Wisdom has again been linked with Celtic; Bayern Munich leads the bids for Scotland international Oliver Burke; plus more news and gossip in Sundayâs Rumour Mill
Scotsman.com » 1dThey might now be associated with different sides of the same city but Sam Nicholson and Jason Cummings were once very much in the same team.
Scotsman.com » 1dA survey this week found people in Fife are the happiest in Scotland. Had the poll been repeated in Dunfermline in the wake of this narrow defeat, however, the findings would have been markedly different.
Scotsman.com » 1dIt was a case of sheer persistence overcoming dogged resistance as an 86th-minute goal from substitute Lee Miller gave Falkirk their keenly awaited first victory of the campaign after what had threatened to be another frustrating afternoon for Peter Houstonâs side. Dumbarton just ran out of legsâ¦
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