Scottish Division One (old) 1953-1954RANGERS may have title âwrapped up by February,â says Dumbarton boss; Ryan Jack says Aberdeen are a big scalp for rivals teams now; Celticâs John Collins plays down concerns over defensive lapses, plus the rest of todayâs football news and gossip
Scotsman.com » 1hNEVER mind Rangersâ hosting of St Johnstone this week being an awkward fixture for both clubs. Tuesday nightâs League Cup tie is mighty awkward for the many that rush to draw hard and fast conclusions from one-off football encounters.
Scotsman.com » 13hS COTT Bain has launched a staunch defence of under-fire Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon â and insisted that the recent stick he has taken is over the top.
Scotsman.com » 13hRYAN Jack is convinced Aberdeen possess the grit, skill, determination and depth of squad to cope with the pressure of being the team everyone else in the Premiership is desperate to defeat.
Scotsman.com » 13hROBBIE Neilson always knew this could be an important week. Heartsâ season wonât be defined by it, but ambitions could need refining, depending on results.
Scotsman.com » 13hAS IS often the case, the perception of Celticâs defensively unconvincing start to this season is different from the reality.
Scotsman.com » 13hDundee United and Inverness CT share the points but it leaves managers Jackie McNamara and John Hughes frustrated.
BBC Sport » 16hAlan Archibald wants more quality from Partick Thistle while Ross County manager Jim McIntyre lauds his team's character.
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