WHEN Steve Clarke replaced Lee McCulloch as the manager of Kilmarnock in October, 2017, he inherited a team anchored at the foot of the Premiership table and who were odds-on to be relegated after failing to win any of their first eight league games.
AFTER the thrill of swatting aside European super-power Toulon at the weekend, a different type of excitement was energising those arriving for Edinburgh duty at Murrayfield yesterday.
IT seems entirely appropriate that Kilmarnock are on the brink of a significant milestone in their history as Steve Clarke celebrates one year in charge at Rugby Park.
LADBROKES Premiership leaders Hearts have been dealt a double blow after centre half John Souttar and striker Uche Ikpeazu were both ruled out for up to six months.
FOR many Rangers fans, the punishment doesn’t fit the crime when it comes to Kyle Lafferty’s withdrawal from the Northern Ireland squad last week.
CELTIC’S meetings with Hibernian made for compelling viewing last season and Saturday’s encounter at Parkhead was no different.
STEVEN Naismith, the Hearts attacker, concedes the sobering thought of hanging up his boots for the final time is driving his career renaissance in the capital.
NEIL Lennon and his exciting Hibernian side sit second in the Premiership with a goals tally of 19 which wso happens to be superior to the rest.
IT was a friendship formed over 20 years ago as they made their fledgling steps as professional footballers together, and Partick Thistle will be hoping that the old double act of Gary Caldwell and Brian Kerr can be a marriage made in management heaven.
Jim McIntyre was last week appointed as the new manager at my old club Dundee. Macca will have been delighted to have got back in after spending almost a year on the outside looking in after leaving a pretty successful spell at Ross County. But he got…
