Ross County 2016-2017Ladbrokes apologise for opening a book on 13-year-old Karamoko Dembele, Joey Barton looks set to remain with Rangers as he nears the end of his club-imposed suspension, and Colin Kazim-Richards denies his Celtic exit was down to new boss Brendan Rodgers not wanting him at Parkhead.
Scotsman.com » 6hDanny Swanson and Chris Kane are involved in both goals as St Johnstone beat Ross County in Dingwall.
BBC Sport » 4dRoss County sign the former Rangers, Cardiff City and Birmingham City winger Chris Burke until next summer.
BBC Sport » 9dFormer Rangers and Birmingham winger Chris Burke has joined Ross County until the end of the season.
SkySports.com » 9dRoss County have signed former Rangers and Scotland winger Chris Burke in a deal until the end of the season.
Scotsman.com » 9dLet them eat cake. If you were a professional observer of this game there was a selection of sponges and muffins at the interval â as well as the traditional pies. âDo they know the second half is going to be rubbish or something?â quipped one hack. Unfortunately, that was the way it turned out.
Scotsman.com » 10dLet them eat cake. If you were a professional observer of this game there was a selection of sponges and muffins at the interval â as well as the traditional pies. âDo they know the second half is going to be rubbish or something?â quipped one hack. Unfortunately, that was the way it turned out.
Scotsman.com » 10d⢠Lonsana Doumbouya scores first for Caley ⢠Ross County hold Hearts to draw A powerful display by Inverness resulted in them comprehensively beating Dundee 3-1 at the Caledonian Stadium. Goals from Lonsana Doumbouya, Greg Tansey and Liam Polworth put them in control before Nicky Lowâs lateâ¦
Guardian » 11d
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