Scottish Division Two (old) 1963-1964Football League clubs are sacking managers with alarming regularity, with 17 first-time managers dismissed last season as a dysfunctional, impatient culture has made the career prospects of novice managers more fragile than ever At 6.55pm last Saturday, Ray Trew, the owner of Notts County, thankedâ¦
Guardian » 2hNeil Lennon wants a quick return to football management, Rangers are close to signing Livingstonâs Matthew Know and former Rangers stars drop their holiday appeal.
Scotsman.com » 5hRangers take teenager on trial as Celtic defender admits he needs to improve disciplinary record.
BBC Sport » 6hScottish football's standing might be lower now than in times gone by, but it has undoubtedly been the scene of some of the European game's more audacious transfer moves.
SkySports.com » 6hMark Warburton believes his willingness to offer young players early first-team opportunities could assist Rangers as they consider a move for much-coveted Livingston striker Matthew Knox.
Scotsman.com » 13hJohn Greig counts himself fortunate to have shared a pitch with a veritable Whoâs Who of some of the greatest players of all time during his 17-year career with Rangers and Scotland.
Scotsman.com » 13hFour ex-Rangers players challenging the club over unpaid holiday pay have dropped their case, according to reports.
Scotsman.com » 21hJohan Cruyff made more visits to Scotland to play golf than football, but in 1980 the Dutch legend was tempted to make what would have been a sensational move â to Boghead, home of Scottish First Division side Dumbarton.
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