THE bittersweet relationship between Scottish clubs and European football is not dissimilar to a guy who spends month after month trying to get a girl's phone number, only to get dumped after the very first date.
THE Dundee players wore the same pained expression as they were finally made to face up to relegation from the Clydesdale Bank Premier League yesterday.
THE sight of a fan receiving emergency treatment at the side of the park is always traumatic but it has an added grim resonance for Kilmarnock football club.
IF David Moyes has found it hard to look forward to matches at Anfield during his time as manager of Everton, then goodness knows what he thinks of the place now.
Allan Johnston has been named PFA Scotland Manager of the Year, with Motherwell's Michael Higdon the player of the year, and Leith Griffiths of Hibs taking the young player crown.
Kilmarnock's Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with Hibernian at Rugby Park has been abandoned after a supporter was taken to hospital after receiving medical treatment at the side of the pitch in front of the East Stand.
IAN Black and Lee Wallace travel from Midlothian to Rangers' training ground together each day and lately a main topic of conversation has been the car crash unfolding at their former club Hearts.
ROSS COUNTY are ready to oppose efforts to bring 'rebel' First Division clubs under the SPL umbrella – in the hope other top-flight clubs are prepared to use the threat of a mass resignation as a catalyst for a 42-team solution with merged leagues and play-offs.