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Published Date: 22 November 2009 KRIS Boyd said yesterday he would consider ending his self-imposed international exile if the new Scotland manager wants to select him, writes Moira Gordon. Speaking after scoring in Rangers'...
Boyd continued his prolific scoring rate against his former club Rangers moved to the top of the Scottish Premier League with an emphatic home win over Kilmarnock. Kevin Kyle came close for Killie before Kris Boyd and then...
Published Date: 22 November 2009 SFA must stop fluffing its lines and find a manager who commands total respect, argues Tom English LAST AUTUMN in his office at Hampden, George Burley was talking about the bruising few months...
Published Date: 22 November 2009 TODAY I want to talk about Katie Price's breasts. As sure as Price's most marketable assets were bound to dominate the front pages of the small, funny papers from the start of another series of...
Rangers moved back to the top of the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League table after a comfortable 3-0 win over Kilmarnock at Ibrox on Saturday. With Celtic not in action until Sunday, the 'Gers knew a win would take them a...
AFP/File – A rampant first-half display by Rangers saw them return to the top of the Scottish Premier League with … by Alistair Watson Alistair Watson – 18 mins ago GLASGOW (AFP) – A rampant first-half display by Rangers saw...
Steven Whittaker believes Kris Boyd, Barry Ferguson and Allan McGregor would be welcomed back into the Scotland fold by the rest of the squad. And the Rangers full-back - capped four times by George Burley - has urged the...
AFP/DDP/File – Walter Smith (pictured in September) will ignore speculation surrounding his future as he concentrates … by Alistair Watson Alistair Watson – 24 mins ago GLASGOW (AFP) – Walter Smith will ignore speculation...
Published Date: 21 November 2009 GRAHAM Stack was among the millions of Irishmen who spent Wednesday night screaming at the television and throwing the remote control around the living room. And the Hibernian goalkeeper...
Nov 21 2009 Gary Ralston KENNY DALGLISH reckons the SFA have done Scotland's next boss a favour by allowing him to choose who he wants. Little wonder, perhaps, the former Celtic striker and Liverpool legend can't bring himself...
