Steve Clarke has hinted he may run his Scotland contract down and leave in the summer of 2026. Do you think the SFA should try to retain his services? And if he does leave, who do you think should replace him? A. “It’s an interesting one, I’ve thought about it before. He’s been there since 2019,Continue reading “Alan Hutton on Scotland, Steve Clarke and Scott McTominay”
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New stadium and new era – But will it be for the best solution for Manchester United?
By Michael Burney At the beginning of this week, it was announced that Manchester United plan to leave their current home of the past 115 years and move into a shiny new 100,000 seater stadium and complex on adjoining land next to Old Trafford. The construction of the “New Trafford” stadium is expected to cost aroundContinue reading “New stadium and new era – But will it be for the best solution for Manchester United?”
Why Dougie Imrie Would Be a Perfect Fit for Partick Thistle
With Partick Thistle currently searching for the right managerial appointment to take the club forward, one name that stands out as an ideal candidate is Dougie Imrie. The current Greenock Morton boss has earned a strong reputation in the Scottish Championship for his ability to maximise resources, build a competitive squad on a limited budget,Continue reading “Why Dougie Imrie Would Be a Perfect Fit for Partick Thistle”
Roy Keane’s comments were more about where Manchester United are now as a club than any historical truths
By Michael Burney Following the draw with Arsenal at Old Trafford on Sunday, former captain Roy Keane stated that United were “getting cheered off here. We used to get booed if we had drawn”. These comments have drawn plenty of online comments and interaction, but the Irishman was being somewhat tongue in cheek with hisContinue reading “Roy Keane’s comments were more about where Manchester United are now as a club than any historical truths”
Ruben is right but unfortunately is set up to fail
By Michael Burney When Erik ten Hag was sacked, the board quickly moved to secure the services of the highly rated manager of Sporting Lisbon, Ruben Amorim. He is a man who had won the Primeira Liga twice and had delivered Sporting’s first title since 2001/02 when winning his first league championship in 2021. A man whoContinue reading “Ruben is right but unfortunately is set up to fail”
Alzheimer Scotland Charity Match: Football Legends Unite for a Great Cause
Football fans are in for a treat as an exciting charity match in support of Alzheimer Scotland is set to take place on Sunday, 2nd March at the Falkirk Stadium, with kick-off at 1pm. This special fixture will see Scotland take on the Rest of the World, led by two legendary managers—Graeme Souness at theContinue reading “Alzheimer Scotland Charity Match: Football Legends Unite for a Great Cause”
The Curious Career of Alan Curbishley: Why Did He Never Return to Management After West Ham?
Alan Curbishley’s managerial career is one of the most intriguing stories in English football. Highly respected for his work at Charlton Athletic, where he transformed a mid-table First Division side into a stable Premier League team, Curbishley was considered one of the most reliable managers in the country. However, after leaving West Ham United inContinue reading “The Curious Career of Alan Curbishley: Why Did He Never Return to Management After West Ham?”
Gary Lineker: A Portrait of a Football Icon
Football journalist and esteemed writer Chris Evans has just released a fantastic new biography of Gary Lineker. We are delighted to be able to share an exclusive extract of the book courtesy of Bloomsbury Publishing. ‘Gary Lineker: A Portrait of a Football Icon’ is available to purchase from Bloomsbury and from all good book sellers.Continue reading “Gary Lineker: A Portrait of a Football Icon”
Daizen Maeda Makes Champions League History for Celtic
Daizen Maeda has emerged as a pivotal figure for Celtic in the 2024/25 UEFA Champions League campaign, consistently delivering standout performances that underscore his importance to Brendan Rodgers and his team. His contributions have been instrumental in Celtic’s journey through Europe’s elite competition, highlighting both his individual talent and his integral role as an effectiveContinue reading “Daizen Maeda Makes Champions League History for Celtic”
Kieran Tierney Set For Emotional Celtic Return
Brendan Rodgers confirmed yesterday that Kieran Tierney will return to Celtic in the summer having agreed a pre-contract to rejoin his boyhood club. Speaking to the media ahead of Celtic’s Champions League fixture with Aston Villa, Rodgers said: “Ideally it [Kieran returning] would [happen in January] but, at this moment, he’s still an Arsenal player.Continue reading “Kieran Tierney Set For Emotional Celtic Return”
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