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Wylde wants derby win for boss

Rangers youngster Gregg Wylde says the SPL champions want to win Sunday's Old Firm derby for manager Ally McCoist.

Maloney insists no excuses for Wigan over Palace Cup shock

Celtic Crystal Palace Wigan Athletic Shaun Maloney says Wigan Athletic have no excuses for their Carling Cup defeat to Crystal Palace . The former Celtic attacker was given a run by manager Roberto Martinez in the shock loss. read more

Capello posts Pearce to check on Newcastle defender Taylor

Queens Park Rangers Rangers Newcastle United England coach Fabio Capello IS keeping tabs on Newcastle United defender Steven Taylor. read more

Lennon keen to take the positives

Celtic manager Neil Lennon insists his side will take plenty of positives into Sunday's Old Firm clash at Ibrox despite starting their Europa League Group I campaign with a 2-0 defeat at Atletico Madrid.

Paulo Sergio insists out-of-favour Sutton remains part of his plans at Hearts

NO-ONE could doubt that Paulo Sergio has his own ideas and his own methods. The Hearts manager has been quick to make his mark on his squad in terms of training schedules and

Colin Calderwood says O'Connor ready despite private issues

GARRY O'Connor has become a magnet for all manner of negative headlines in the past week, most recently with the news that he will face a fraud charge after a claim he mad

Billy Brown took advice from Jim Jefferies on Hibs offer

BILLY Brown, the former Hearts assistant manager, revealed last night how he sought the blessing of former Tynecastle manager and colleague Jim Jefferies before accepting the

Frank McAvennie believes 'PC brigade' and politicians should stay out of football

FORMER Celtic striker Frank McAvennie believes there has been an over-reaction to the tension surrounding Old Firm derbies as the Glasgow rivals prepare to face each other for

Jim McIntyre urges side to cut out mistakes

DUNFERMLINE manager Jim McIntyre has called on his side to eradicate costly individual errors from their game after insisting they turned in their best attacking display of th