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Published Date: 21 November 2009 CRAIG Levein has refused to be drawn on speculation linking him with the Scotland manager's job, claiming it would be disrespectful to Dundee United, but is the clear frontrunner for the post...
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...
Falkirk surprised everyone last time out, with the struggling Bairns looking likely to take a skelping off Celtic. Prediction: Falkirk 1-2 Hamilton Hearts v St. Johnstone The season just refuses to light up for the Jambos,...
• 'Smith has been there before and has other priorities now' • McCoist says new manager must make players believe again Ally McCoist has said that Walter Smith is yet to tell him that he has no interest in becoming Scotland's...
Craig Conway believes Dundee United's big-game experience from the last few years can prove decisive when they meet Celtic on Sunday. The Tangerines have starred in plenty of high-profile televised matches in recent times and...
Kilmarnock defender Frazer Wright believes manager Jim Jefferies is a more than worthy candidate for the vacant Scotland job. The former Hearts and Bradford boss is one of the front runners to replace George Burley who was...
Dundee United boss Craig Levein insists you cannot read anything into his side's 10-year hoodoo against Celtic. But Levein, who has been linked with the vacant Scotland job, believes the turnover in personnel at both clubs...
Dundee United could have defender Garry Kenneth back for the visit of Celtic in the Scottish Premier League on Sunday (kick-off 12.30pm). The former Scotland Under-21 man was ruled out for up to eight weeks with a groin problem...
Terrors boss against responding to speculation Dundee United manager Craig Levein is dismissing talk linking him with the Scotland position as pure speculation. The Terrors boss has been installed as one of the early favourites...
Published Date: 20 November 2009 PAUL Hegarty may have become more accustomed than most to the pain of dismissal as a football manager or coach but that did not make his departure from the Scotland set-up this week any easier...
