Scottish Division One (old) 1958-1959DEREK McInnes has hit back at Ronny Deila saying he is right to be confident about title win as he has ten times the budget Aberdeen do; Mark Warburton says âRangers are still on courseâ; Ronny Deila says the treble is still Celticâs aim and more in Saturdayâs Rumour Mill
Scotsman.com » 2hCaretaker boss Stephen Craigan believes it is too early to think about becoming Motherwell manager in the longer term.
BBC Sport » 12hDEREK McInnes admits he would be as confident as Ronny Deila about winning the league if Aberdeen had ten times the budget of their closest rivals.
Scotsman.com » 13hIN THE first annual accounts Hearts published after the record £9 million sale of Craig Gordon to Sunderland back in 2007, they revealed their debt had been reduced from £36.25 million to £30.48 million.
Scotsman.com » 13hAFTER overcoming a sticky start to the season, Hibs have set about becoming one of the most consistent teams in the country.
Scotsman.com » 13hRANGERS manager Mark Warburton was not surprised by the criticism he and his players received in the wake of their 3-1 home defeat by St Johnstone in the League Cup on Tuesday but he clearly believes that opprobrium has been as excessive as the praise previously lavished on them for their feats inâ
Scotsman.com » 13hMOTHERWELL caretaker manager Stephen Craigan is solely focused on getting his team through the visit of Partick Thistle following the âshockâ of Ian Baracloughâs exit.
Scotsman.com » 13hHearts head coach Robbie Neilson admits he is hoping the offer of helping Jerome Thomas become a coach will be enough to sign the former Crystal Palace forward as a player.
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