Scottish Division One 2010-2011Lewis Stevenson insists he will be glad to get back to the ârealityâ of this afternoonâs clash with Dumbarton after admitting to feeling embarrassed throughout his âsurrealâ testimonial dinner.
Scotsman.com » 9hHibernian yesterday welcomed back star striker Jason Cummings fit and healthy from a lengthy spell of duty with Scotland Under-21s, but manager Neil Lennon cited more fundamental concerns when he questioned the merits of countries playing such age-grade matches.
Scotsman.com » 1dBrazilian great Pele has praised Brendan Rodgers, Alan Thompson says he was faced with a furious Martin OâNeill after his Old Firm sending off and Ricky Sbargia has quit as Scotland Under-21 coach.
Scotsman.com » 3dHibs have been drawn at home against St Mirren in the fourth round of the Irn-Bru Cup.
Scotsman.com » 3dOn the night Leicester became English champions, another fairytale took place in Scotland: a boyhood Dundee fan scored the goal that relegated Dundee United By Alan Pattullo for Nutmeg magazine , part of the Guardian Sport Network If I am being honest, the realisation of the fairytale that wasâ¦
Guardian » 3dHibernian Ladies' Abigail Harrison wins a first call-up to Scotland women's squad for the Euro 2017 qualifier with Iceland.
BBC Sport » 3dThe road to Hampden began yesterday for some of the clubs propping up Scottish footballâs pyramid, teams who will accept that their best chance of starring at the national stadium is likely to be a future tie against Queenâs Park.
Scotsman.com » 4dFormer Hibernian striker Farid El Alagui is given a six-month contract by Dunfermline Athletic to prove his fitness.
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