Football Archive

The Hearts fans' group hoping to buy the financially-stricken club have been boosted by the support of two former players.

Raith Rovers chairman Turnbull Hutton insists he will not waste the extra cash set to be generated by league reconstruction.

The clubs that will compete in the inaugural Lowland League will be decided at a meeting today.

EFE AMBROSE insists he's just enjoyed the best season of his career as he prepares to play in Nigeria's Confederation Cup match tonight with no-hopers Tahiti.

The situation at Kilmarnock continues to shift uncomfortably.

Bob Garmory, of Pars United, says the fans' group is ready to submit a bid for Dunfermline and are hopeful a deal can be struck to take control at East End Park.

David Weir says he does not care about players' nationalities, only their abilities, after moving into management for the first time at Sheffield United.

Jimmy Nicholl has taken up the assistant manager job at Hibernian after leaving his role with their Clydesdale Bank Premier League rivals Kilmarnock.

TOP-flight clubs could usher in their own winter break next season under the new fixture list being drawn up for the maiden season of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL).

Kilmarnock supporters plan to step up a campaign of protest against Michael Johnston in an attempt to force a change of ownership at the club.

IT is half time and Campbell Ogilvie is looking ahead to the second period.

AMIDO Balde credits the presence of watching Celtic scouts for inspiring him to lift his first piece of silverware.

Michael Stewart has not been surprised by the financial turmoil assailing Hearts at the moment and believes that his former club are paying for the lucrative contracts they once gave to the likes of Edgaras Jankauskas, Takis Fyssas and Roman Bednar.

Manuel Pellegrini was yesterday confirmed as the new Manchester City manager, signing a three-year contract following his departure from Malaga.