Jim Jefferies

Scotland manager: The contenders

Published Date: 22 November 2009 CRAIG LEVEIN 2/1 For: Has a decent track record in the SPL and commands respect. Against: A poor relationship with Gordon Smith and the SFA may hinder his chances. WALTER SMITH 4/1 For: Soon to...

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Why Scottish football is in such a mess

In the end, it came as a relief, like an act of mercy. The dismissal of George Burley last Monday left Scotland without a manager and lost to a deep and sincere introspection. The 3-0 defeat by a young Wales side in Cardiff...

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Scotland job dominates as Rangers manager Walter Smith again rules himself out

Tony Blair has not yet been asked if he is interested in succeeding George Burley as Scotland manager although, since just about everybody else has been, it seems only a matter of time before he has to tender his answer, too....

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SPL: Kilmarnock would suffer if Jim Jefferies took Scotland job, says Frazer Wright

Nov 21 2009 Michael Baillie FRAZER WRIGHT insists Jim Jefferies fully deserves to be in the Scotland frame after working wonders on a shoestring budget - but fears it would be catastrophic for Kilmarnock to lose him. Jefferies...

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Whittaker seeks Old Firm edge

Steven Whittaker has urged Rangers to pile the pressure on Old Firm rivals Celtic by returning to the summit of the SPL. The Scottish champions are two points behind with a game in hand and welcome Kilmarnock to Ibrox on...

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Scottish Premier League: Weekend Preview (Goal.com)

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,...

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Hughes keen on Hibs stay

Easter Road manager not interested in Scotland post Hibernian boss John Hughes has performed an about turn and stated he is not interested in succeeding George Burley as Scotland manager. On Thursday, the former Falkirk boss...

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McCoist hopes for trio's return

Rangers assistant manager Ally McCoist would love to see Ibrox pair Kris Boyd and Allan McGregor - and former skipper Barry Ferguson - return to the Scotland fold. The prospect of international recalls have been raised for all...

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Jefferies: Rangers would be crazy to let Walter Smith walk away

Nov 20 2009 Michael Baillie JIM Jefferies says Walter Smith will be an impossible act to follow when he calls time on his managerial career at Rangers. And the Killie boss feels the Ibrox club's top priority at the moment is to...

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Hegarty: Players must accept blame

Paul Hegarty believes the Scotland players should shoulder some of the responsibility for the sacking of former boss George Burley. Hegarty lost his own job as part of the backroom staff, along with Terry Butcher, when the axe...

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