WHEN Neil Lennon was a player at Celtic under both Martin O’Neill and Gordon Strachan he always had team mates who would strike fear into defences whenever the Parkhead club won a free-kick near the opposition area or were awarded a corner.
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RANGERS could theoretically appeal the decision by Kilmarnock to cut their ticket allocation in half for the final league game of the season, but HeraldSport understands that the SPFL board would be unlikely to rule in their favour if they do so.
WHEN Rangers lost at Parkhead last month and saw their Premiership title dreams suffer what many believed was the final blow, Steven Gerrard would have challenged his players to finish the season strongly, even if they ultimately were going to be…
The big kick-off for next season's Ladbrokes Premiership has been pencilled in for August 3.
IT was all about the incomings for Rangers last summer as Steven Gerrard overhauled the squad he inherited at Ibrox and built a new team in a matter of weeks. Part of that process involved getting players out and the work in that regard was just as…
NEIL Lennon has admitted he has no regrets about letting rip at his Celtic players for the first time since taking over as interim manager and is hoping his half-time dressing down produces a stark improvement in their remaining matches.
REHABILITATION and redemption arrived in a number of forms for St Mirren on Saturday. There was a first away goal of a frustrating season for Danny Mullen, the strike serving to silence the jeering Livingston fans who used to worship him as a player…
SCOTT Bain has paid tribute to the Celtic defence for his extraordinary clean sheet record this season after keeping another shutout in the Ladbrokes Premiership game against Hibernian at Easter Road yesterday.
Ross County all but secured a return to the Ladbrokes Premiership at the first attempt after a comeback against Ayr United last night all but confirmed their championship status.
