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Kenny Miller believes Rangers’ lack of investment during the January transfer window will not stop them retaining the Premier League title this season

The club’s ongoing financial difficulties denied manager Walter Smith the opportunity to augment his playing squad last month, making it the third window in succession in which Rangers did not sign a player on a permanent contract.

Don’t expect Robbie Keane to win the title on his own, Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni warns Celtic fans

Giovanni Trapattoni is old enough to have seen it all.

Scotland need to add variety to game for crucial match against Wales

The Equality and Human Rights Commission is to use its unique powers to hold a national inquiry into human trafficking in Scotland.

Former Celtic youngster Michael McGlinchey hoping to secure World Cup finals place with New Zealand after joining Motherwell on loan

Michael McGlinchey is hoping that all roads lead to South Africa after making the move from Australia to Motherwell.

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Barr hoping Falkirk can keep up good work against Kilmarnock

Darren Barr, the Falkirk captain, says the club must arrest their “shocking” home form to win their encounter with Kilmarnock tomorrow night.

Kilmarnock teenager Kelly needs two more games to earn contract extension

Liam Kelly is just two games away from extending his stay at Kilmarnock for another season.

Hearts recruit Ryan Stevenson pinching himself as he contemplates debut against Robbie Keane’s Celtic

Ryan Stevenson can’t think of a better way to mark his Hearts debut than in Robbie Keane’s Parkhead bow for Celtic tomorrow.

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Scotland manager Levein excited by prospect of facing top seeds in European Championship qualifying

Craig Levein, the Scotland manager, was bullish and upbeat last night after being paired with the best team in the world at the Euro 2012 qualifying draw.

Craig Levein ready to take on the world’s best in Euro 2012 qualifying

The Euro 2012 qualifying draw was held in Poland’s tallest building, which used to be named in honour of Stalin and which claimed the lives of 16 construction workers when it was being built.

Michael Grant: Levein’s recors is impressive...shame we haven’t played a game yet

Craig Levein has been coming out with a nice little line at his own expense recently.

English Football

Barcelona 2008-10: Finely-tuned aesthetes

Right then, the Kevlar bullet-proof vest is on, as are the crash helmet and shinguards so, with a very deep breath of apprehension, let’s go with a statement as bald and forthright as I am …

Capello was willing to bow to public pressure to strip Terry of his captaincy because he really doesn’t attach any importance to the armband

Barring injury, imprisonment or kidnapping by space aliens, in four months’ time, when England run out in the World Cup in South Africa, John Terry will be there.

Liverpool 1 Everton 0: Kuyt in the midst of it all

Striker Dirk Kuyt’s 50th Liverpool goal gave his side a 1-0 victory in a fiery 213th Merseyside derby which saw both teams reduced to 10 men.

Rugby Union

Stirling coach Pollock still building for the future

Eddie Pollock is one of Scottish rugby’s great peripatetic characters.

Scotland 9 France 18: Coach Robinson’s words prophetic as French hand out lesson in how to convert chances to points

Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose .

Reaction: French coach Lievremont justified in reinstating Bastareaud while Robinson at least knows what he has to work with

The head coach of France looked ready for next week’s potential RBS 6 Nations Championship decider as he reflected on an afternoon that had induced a rousing rendition of the Marseillaise and repeated chants of “Allez Les Bleus” at Murrayfield.

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McCarron makes his peace with Mickelson

Scott McCarron has apologised to world No.2 Phil Mickelson for accusing him of cheating by using a 20-year-old wedge that has escaped new legislation limiting the volume and sharpness of edges of the grooves on irons.

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Super Bowl 44: Payton’s inspired call puts Saints in heaven

IT’S the little things which make all the difference.

Hamilton hopes to lead Scotland’s cricketers into new era after changing of the guard

For every one of the gleaming modernist glass towers that have emerged from the sands of Dubai, there are another three in progress, a sign of the vast oil-funded construction project that shows few signs of stagnation.

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