Scottish Premier League 2009-2010RONNYâS Roar makes a return at Rugby Park; Derek McInnes says Aberdeen wonât give up title chase; Mark Warburton denies his substitutions are to blame for Rangers loss and more in Sundayâs Rumour Mill
Scotsman.com » 4hIt would be a landmark for Kieran Tierney just to sit in the stand for Scotlandâs friendly at home to Denmark a week on Tuesday. The call-up for the Celtic left-back will add two more firsts to a remarkable list of such moments the 18-year-old has racked up this season.
Scotsman.com » 12hThe story is apocryphal and Archie Knox neither denies nor confirms it. But it is recalled by some that on his first day as manager of Dundee, Knox walked into the dressing room, hung up his coat and challenged those who wanted to question his authority to have it out with him there and then.
Scotsman.com » 12hHenri Anier insists heâs on a mission to rescue Dundee United after manager Mixu Paatelainen breathed new life into his Tannadice career.
Scotsman.com » 12hDundee goalkeeper Scott Bain admits his second season at the club has been tough.
Scotsman.com » 12hAlan Archibald hails Ryan Edwards, a late injury stand-in who scored Partick Thistle's winner against Hamilton Academical.
BBC Sport » 16hJohn Hughes is delighted his Inverness side are back to winning ways against Ross County, whose manager bemoans missed chances.
BBC Sport » 16hMotherwell overcame the midweek virus that ran through the club to floor Aberdeen with a second-half fightback that deals a severe blow to Aberdeenâs hopes of catching Celtic. Determined to keep on leaders Celticâs tail, Derek McInnesâ Dons pressed from the start. Continue reading...
Guardian » 17h
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