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Rumour Mill: James Forrest to Everton? | Rangers

CELTIC’S James Forrest is linked with a move to the English Premier League, two former Rangers stars speak out, and Jim Goodwin blasts a Hibernian midfielder after winning his red card appeal, plus more football news in Friday’s Rumour Mill.

Hibs: Butcher reveals he instigated an act of Rod

On A day when Hearts manager Gary Locke revealed his players were turning to a pastor for guidance, it emerged that his counterpart across the city at Hibernian relied on a less divine source of inspiration last weekend.

McNamara desperate to see Dundee derby return

Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara is rooting for city rivals Dundee to clinch the title this weekend – because he has sorely missed the thrill of their derby day battles.

Partick Thistle's Alan Archibald expecting tough game from Terry Butcher's Hibernian

Hibs look in freefall but with three games left, Partick's Alan Archibald says Terry Butcher's men should not be written off.

Gary Locke: Hearts’ chaplain behind resurrection

PERHAPS more so than any other club this season, Hearts have been in need of calm reassurance. Normally this might come from the manager, but when he, too, is feeling his way in the job, there are times when it pays to turn to a higher power.

Tommy Wright hails cup final ticket sales

ST Johnstone manager Tommy Wright has hailed the Perth community for their positive response to William Hill Scottish Cup final ticket sales.

Hibernian v Partick: Archibald wary of Hibs

ALAN Archibald has warned his Partick Thistle players to beware of the wounded animal ahead of their trip to battered and bruised Hibernian on Saturday.

Current ICT squad encourages Hughes

Inverness manager John Hughes is relaxed about his summer transfer budget due to his confidence in the current squad.

Hibs need an on-pitch fix, admits Terry Butcher

HIBERNIAN boss Terry Butcher insists new chief executive Leeann Dempster will not have much to fix behind the scenes at Easter Road - because it is on the pitch where the club’s troubles lie.