The latest round of fixtures in the Scottish Premiership provided plenty of drama, with several key talking points emerging across the division. Here are five things we learned from this SPFL weekend. Callum McGregor continues to lead by exampke at Celtic Callum McGregor continues to be the driving force for Celtic under Brendan Rodgers. TheContinue reading “Five Key Takeaways from This Weekend’s SPFL Premiership Action”
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Clubs in England and Scotland monitoring Larne manager Tiernan Lynch
Reports from Northern Ireland and here in Scotland state that David Healy is set to turn down the opportunity to become the next manager of Raith Rovers to remain at Linfield. However, that is not the only interest being shown in a leading NIFL Premiership manager. It is my understanding that Larne manager Tiernan LynchContinue reading “Clubs in England and Scotland monitoring Larne manager Tiernan Lynch”
Brendan Rodgers on the impending departure of Matt O’Riley from Celtic to Brighton
What about Matt O’Riley and how you helped develop him as a player? “I think it’s everyone’s contribution and none’s bigger than the player himself. When I came in last summer, he obviously never had the goals tally and he never had that end product to his game. I think he probably felt the trustContinue reading “Brendan Rodgers on the impending departure of Matt O’Riley from Celtic to Brighton”
Brendan Rodgers on Francis Turley and the need for new signings at Celtic
Celtic won on the road in Paisley against St Mirren today as teenager Francis Turley made his first team debut for Celtic. Post match, I asked Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers about the youngster and the lack of transfer activity at Celtic Park so far. On Francis Turley, who made his Celtic debut today. There’s aContinue reading “Brendan Rodgers on Francis Turley and the need for new signings at Celtic”
Stewart Petrie on Montrose and the key to managerial longevity
You have been the manager of Montrose since 2016 which is remarkable amount of time given the turnover of managers in modern football across all levels. How proud are you of that longevity and what you’ve achieved at the club so far? “I certainly feel extremely fortunate and lucky to have worked with,Continue reading “Stewart Petrie on Montrose and the key to managerial longevity”
Stevie Farrell on Dumbarton and their aims for the season ahead
You were appointed as manager of Dumbarton in 2021 after previously working as an assistant at the club. You won promotion to League One through the playoffs last year. How proud are you of that achievement and how you have started this season? “It was good for everyone at the club to achieve that promotion.Continue reading “Stevie Farrell on Dumbarton and their aims for the season ahead”
Derek McInnes’ Impact on Kilmarnock: A Revival of Ambition and Stability
Derek McInnes is a seasoned manager with a wealth of experience in Scottish football. He has been making a significant impact at Kilmarnock since his appointment in January 2022. Tasked with the formidable challenge of returning the club to the Scottish Premiership after a surprise relegation in 2021, McInnes has not only achieved this goalContinue reading “Derek McInnes’ Impact on Kilmarnock: A Revival of Ambition and Stability”
David Smith on the Scottish lower leagues and what to expect this season
Who are the players and teams to watch across the Championship, League One and League Two this season? First and foremost, thanks for the invitation to write about the lower leagues, much appreciated, Callum! Raith Rovers, Partick Thistle, and Airdrie will look to build on strong campaigns last season. I was at Raith vs. PartickContinue reading “David Smith on the Scottish lower leagues and what to expect this season”
Alan Mahood: From Kilmarnock supporter to Kilmarnock player
What does Kilmarnock Football Club mean to you? “I’m Ayrshire born and bred and was taken to Killie games from the age of four. I’ve been a supporter a long time and always will be. Kilmarnock is my club and I always want the best for the club.” What are your favourite memories following KilmarnockContinue reading “Alan Mahood: From Kilmarnock supporter to Kilmarnock player”
Five managers who could be a good fit for Raith Rovers
Raith Rovers are looking for a new manager following the departure of Ian Murray after just one Scottish Championship match this season. Here, I have a look at five managers who I believe could be a good fit for the Championship side. Tiernan Lynch A back to back title winner with Larne in Northern IrishContinue reading “Five managers who could be a good fit for Raith Rovers”
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