You joined Forfar Athletic in the summer of 2024 from Alloa. How would you reflect on your time at the club so far? “It’s been great. Coming in during the summer after last season has really helped me improve. Playing every week has been the biggest factor—getting that experience in the men’s game isContinue reading “Nathan Cannon on Forfar Athletic, Alloa and Learning out on Loan”
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Craig Molloy on Coaching the Next Generation and Playing in the SPFL
Following your retirement from professional football, you now have your own football business working with kids across the Inverclyde area. How is that coming along? “It’s going great—I’m really enjoying it. Honestly, it’s the best move I’ve ever made. “I run a number of classes and holiday camps for kids and in theContinue reading “Craig Molloy on Coaching the Next Generation and Playing in the SPFL”
Five Out-of-Work Scottish Managers Who Deserve Another Shot in the SPFL
Due to the fact that there are 42 clubs within the SPFL structure – from the Scottish Premiership to League Two – there are only 42 first team managerial roles within the SPFL set up. With that in mind, there are a number of talented managers currently out of work. I have picked out fiveContinue reading “Five Out-of-Work Scottish Managers Who Deserve Another Shot in the SPFL”
Ricky Waugh on Queen’s Park, Stirling Albion loan and his aims for the future
You are currently on loan at Stirling Albion this season from Queen’s Park. How has the experience been for you so far, both in terms of your personal development and competing in League Two, a league renowned for its intensity and competitiveness? “It’s been really good, especially for a change for myself. I think I’veContinue reading “Ricky Waugh on Queen’s Park, Stirling Albion loan and his aims for the future “
Calum Elliot on Bonnyrigg Rose and his managerial journey
You took charge of Bonnyrigg Rose in 2023/24 midway through a challenging season for the club. Reflecting on your time in charge so far, how would you evaluate the progress you have made and the impact you have had on the team? “I think we have come a long way. We took over withContinue reading “Calum Elliot on Bonnyrigg Rose and his managerial journey”
The Most Successful Scottish Football Managers of All Time
Scotland has long been a breeding ground for exceptional football managers who have left their mark on football across the world. Here, we look at some of the most successful Scottish football managers of all time. Sir Alex Ferguson Achievements: • Clubs Managed: East Stirlingshire, St Mirren, Aberdeen, Manchester United • Trophies Won: 49 majorContinue reading “The Most Successful Scottish Football Managers of All Time”
Phillipe Clement on ‘cruel’ result as Celtic win Scottish League Cup
Phillipe Clement spoke to Premier Sports and a host of Scottish media outlets to give his reaction following Celtic’s win against Rangers on penalties to secure the Scottish League Cup. “It’s cruel today. We were the team who got the most chances in the game. “There’s also a penalty situation on Černý. So it’s aContinue reading “Phillipe Clement on ‘cruel’ result as Celtic win Scottish League Cup”
Brendan Rodgers delighted as Celtic lift Scottish League Cup trophy
Celtic defeated Rangers 5-4 on penalties at Hampden Park to win the Scottish League Cup. Daizen Maeda scored the decisive penalty following a pulsating game that saw both teams unable to be separated after 120 minutes of football and six goals scored as the game finished 3-3. Below is Brendan Rodgers’ reaction to the victoryContinue reading “Brendan Rodgers delighted as Celtic lift Scottish League Cup trophy”
Celtic crush Aberdeen to reach League Cup final
Celtic 6-0 Aberdeen Celtic crushed Aberdeen’s unbeaten streak under Jimmy Thelin, powering their way into the Scottish League Cup final in dominant style. The opening minutes were tense and measured, but Celtic soon found their rhythm. Cameron Carter-Vickers broke the deadlock with a well-timed header, and before the halftime whistle, both Kyogo and Daizen MaedaContinue reading “Celtic crush Aberdeen to reach League Cup final”
The remarkable rise of Inverness Caledonian Thistle and their battle to survive
Inverness Caledonian Thistle Football Club was officially formed in August 1994. The club was born from a merger of two Highland League clubs, Caledonian FC and Inverness Thistle FC. Both clubs, each with over a century of history, had struggled to gain entry into the Scottish Football League (SFL). When the SFL expanded in 1994,Continue reading “The remarkable rise of Inverness Caledonian Thistle and their battle to survive “
