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Lamont claims Parks was hounded out 'because he was Australian'

Sean Lamont has arrived in the Welsh capital for tomorrow's RBS Six Nations championship match fuelled partly by a sense of injustice for Dan...
More respect and a belief in his system are part of Neil Lennon's evolution at Celtic

'TIME flies," mused Neil Lennon yesterday.
Cavalry on the way but Daniel Cousin not able to ride to Rangers' rescue quite yet

DANIEL Cousin will meet with his new Rangers team-mates in Fife today but has not been registered in time to make his debut against Dunfermline...

Peter Mullan should receive Academy Award for Govanhill reopening

ANATION expresses its gratitude.
A shotgun marriage that both sport and politics seem unable to resist

Susan Egelstaff, the Scot who is Great Britain's leading women's singles badminton player, was drawn into the sports debate on the back of the "...
Parks: a Scot not Scottish enough in eyes of some

Scotland return tomorrow to the place where their RBS 6 Nations campaign unravelled horribly two years ago seeking to start the process of...
Anything is possible in this topsy-turvy tournament, but Scotland face huge task

WALES wowed us, while our own wayward warriors suffered further heartbreak on another fascinating opening RBS 6 Nations weekend.
'Best career win' transforms Dan Evans from teenage troublemaker to Davis Cup upstart at Braehead

DAN EVANS wore Scotland colours as he recorded the biggest win of his life yesterday but he could hardly have endeared himself any further to the...

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More respect and a belief in his system are part of Neil Lennon's evolution at Celtic

'TIME flies," mused Neil Lennon yesterday.
Cavalry on the way but Daniel Cousin not able to ride to Rangers' rescue quite yet

DANIEL Cousin will meet with his new Rangers team-mates in Fife today but has not been registered in time to make his debut against Dunfermline Athletic.
Patience is starting to pay its way for Paul Hartley and Alloa Athletic

THE enduring image is of a midfielder driven by a tenacious intent, forthright, impassioned.

Harry Redknapp a valid candidate, but surely overseas options should be considered for England

The rush has been to hail the coronation of Harry Redknapp as the next England manager.
Terry Butcher feels pressure is off and looks for a better show from Inverness

THE Inverness Caledonian Thistle players could be excused for feeling like they've been asked to stand in front of a juggernaut this afternoon and somehow bring it to a halt, writes Graeme Macpherson.
Scottish clubs braced for £3m goal-line technology burden

THE price tag on introducing goal-line technology may be £3m for Scottish Premier League clubs.
Celtic halfway to paradise but emulating side of 2003-04 would be overshadowed by title triumph

WINNING runs are a lot like unblemished reputations; difficult to maintain but so quickly destroyed.
Keeping the peace: Barry Cook has gone from goalkeeper to referee

TWO former international team-mates meet in a tunnel with a professional match only minutes away.

Rugby

Lamont claims Parks was hounded out 'because he was Australian'

Sean Lamont has arrived in the Welsh capital for tomorrow's RBS Six Nations championship match fuelled partly by a...
Parks: a Scot not Scottish enough in eyes of some

Scotland return tomorrow to the place where their RBS 6 Nations campaign unravelled horribly two years ago seeking...
Anything is possible in this topsy-turvy tournament, but Scotland face huge task

WALES wowed us, while our own wayward warriors suffered further heartbreak on another fascinating opening RBS 6...

The kids are all right

If 19-year-old Stuart Hogg comes off the bench for Scotland against Wales today he will become the youngest Scot to...
Edinburgh 14 Ospreys 15: Michael Bradley's replacements can't find missing piece

Michael Bradley was left ruing the failure of his Edinburgh side to convert pressure into points after they suffered...
Scotland captain Ross Ford eager to put a lid on the Welsh

Player power has held sway in helping bring about a change of policy for Scotland's trip to Cardiff this weekend as...
Glasgow Warriors 19 Scarlets 9: Hard work overcomes familiar flaws

A Warriors team assembled at just 48 hours' notice battled hard at Firhill last night for what could prove to be a...
Musings on the 'if'' word (with apologies to Rudyard Kipling)

If David Kipling Denton can continue to keep his head when all about him are losing theirs.

Golf

Scott Jamieson out to follow Paul Lawrie's lead in Dubai

THIS time, it's not Paul Lawrie carrying the Saltire in the upper reaches of the leaderboard heading into the...
From double-bogey 6 to eagle 2: It's all in a day's work for Ian Redford

It may have been far removed from the roaring and bawling of a jam-packed Ibrox but, for Ian Redford, stepping on to...
Never a dull moment in desert

The Scottish contingent experienced an eventful opening day in the Omega Dubai Desert Classic over the Emirates...

'Stupid rule' to remain in golf's statutes

The message is clear from the powers that be: hold on to your balls.
Read all about it . . . sgu outline selection process in black and white

To the man on the street, national teams are picked and debate ensues when someone gets the nod and someone else...
Victory in Doha could open a few doors for Lawrie

It was entirely appropriate that Paul Lawrie, the double Qatar Masters winner, should spend the day after his...
You wait all decade for a win, then two come at once golf

After nearly a decade without a European Tour victory, a rejuvenated Paul Lawrie claimed his second title in 10...
Lawrie keeps composure to lead in Qatar

Paul Lawrie is looking to bridge a 13-year gap as he goes into the final round of the Commercialbank Qatar Masters...

Tennis

'Best career win' transforms Dan Evans from teenage troublemaker to Davis Cup upstart at Braehead

DAN EVANS wore Scotland colours as he recorded the biggest win of his life yesterday but he could hardly have...
Miloslav Mecir, the Big Cat with the cream of Slovakian tennis at his disposal

TO a child of the 1980s, there was always something impossibly cool and charismatic about the way Miloslav Mecir...
Dan dares to dream of breakthrough

COMETH the hour, cometh the man.

Home advantage can be difference for Great Britain

THE scoreline tells the story.
Smith has ensured players' study sessions have continued after graduation

Leon Smith has had four wins in four ties as the AEGON Great Britain team captain but is aware that his toughest...
British Davis Cup squad facing tough task without Andy Murray

THE build-up to this weekend's Davis Cup encounter between Great Britain and Slovakia at the Braehead Arena...
Novak Djokovic tells Andy Murray to chart his own road to the top

Novak Djokovic believes Andy Murray must find his own path to glory rather than trying to copy the blueprint that...
Murray's girls storm to victory in Fed Cup to reach world group play-offs

AFTER Judy Murray's first Fed Cup win against Portugal on Wednesday, she said her role as the AEGON Great Britain...

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Cricket

No time to ease into season as Saltires open against Surrey

THE Saltires were last night savouring the prospect of a enticing opening to their 2012 CB40 campaign against the...
Scottish cricket’s hall of fame will be incomplete without Douglas Jardine

Cricket Scotland launched their Hall of Fame at the weekend and the initial list of 12 inductees included few...
League proposal continues to drive wedge between clubs

THE issue which has caused a rift in Scottish cricket looks likely to continue as opposition grows against plans for...

Judd runs rule over T20 rivals

TONY Judd last night revealed that planning for the Saltires'
Harsh lessons for Scots from first games
Haq: they are the ones that got caught but there will be others

Scotland's leading cricketer, Majid Haq, backed the jail sentences handed out to the Pakistan trio, Salman Butt,...
Players must all be signed up, says Haq

MAJID HAQ, the Scottish all-rounder, has called on Cricket Scotland to extend their policy of signing up the country...
Punitive action could mean odds will no longer favour the cheats

The hang-em and flog-em brigade were in full cry following the jail sentences of between six and 30 months handed...

Other Sports

Ennis looking forward to the battles ahead

On the road to London, there are numerous marking posts for the UK's leading athletes where their form and fitness...
Local hero: Brian McDougall's Olympic role proves he got big calls right

DARKNESS is settling over a July evening as a shadowy figure surreptitiously stalks the corridors of a London hotel...
UK Athletics chief seeking excellence over mediocrity for Olympics

Charles van Commenee will not shirk the difficult decisions that will undoubtedly present themselves when he...

Mitchell targets meeting with Burns if he overcomes challenge of Lora boxing

KEVIN MITCHELL is keen to lock horns with Ricky Burns if the reigning World Boxing Organisation lightweight champion...
Headhunter Henry goes in search of second Ninja victim

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS: LEITH lightweight Danny Henry gives his opponent at On Top 4 less than the obligatory two...
Former Glasgow Warrior Thom Evans getting his sporting life back on track . . .

February 13, 2010 will be a date forever seared into Thom Evans' mind.
Lawrence Tynes kicks up fuss by winning second Super Bowl ring

For a Scot to win one Super Bowl ring is remarkable.
Scot Lawrence Tynes helps Giants to Super Bowl victory

Scot Lawrence Tynes scored two field goals to help the New York Giants reclaim the greatest prize in North American...

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