Former English Premier League referee Jeff Winter has launched a sectarian attack on the Catholic Church, the Pope and Celtic Football Club on his personal website after the Parkhead side took top spot over the new year period.In an article entitled ‘Winter’s World Destive Season Down Under X’ posted on the 30th December 2011, Winter’s published the following comments:
Airdrie United's young striker Ryan Donnelly is the subject of much transfer speculation after taking his tally to 24 goals in 25 games this season.The 20-year-old hit a consolation brace against Dundee United in the Scottish Cup tie on Saturday, with Airdrie losing the game 6-2. And the Lanarkshire side will be worrying about losing Donnelly with scouts across the
Aberdeen have announced that striker Scott Vernon and defender Andrew Considine have signed new deals with the Pittodrie side, giving Craig Brown's plans at the SPL side a boost.Aberdeen’s top scorer Vernon, has signed a deal that will see him stay at Pittodrie until the summer of 2014. While Considine has signed on until the summer of 2015. Dons manager
The abuse aimed at Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon during the 3-2 victory away to Cowdenbeath is set to go unpunished. Fenlon was the target of sustained abuse from the home fans, much of which centred on his nationality. The Dublin-born manager was seen speaking to the police as he walked away from the pitch after an interview. Fenlon brushed off
Host Andy Muirhead is joined by Chris Gallagher and Louis McCaffrey. Donald Stewart provides a round-up of all the Scottish Cup action from the weekend. While we look a bit more into several games, and the fifth round fraw of the Scottish Cup. With the January transfer window in full swing, we look at the comings and goings in Scotland
The draw for the fifth round of the Scottish Cup was made at Hampden yesterday and it threw up an all-SPL encounter for both sides of the Old Firm
This wasn’t supposed to be this easy for Ally McCoist’s men. They were meant to be faced with freezing temperatures and swirling winds at Arbroath’s Gayfield stadium and the prospect of balls landing in the North Sea. Instead, those associated with Rangers were greeted with one of the nicest days weather wise in a long time in Arbroath and saw
Former English Premier League referee Jeff Winter has launched a sectarian attack on the Catholic Church, the Pope and Celtic Football Club on his personal website after the Parkhead side took top spot over the new year period.In an article entitled ‘Winter’s World Destive Season Down Under X’ posted on the 30th December 2011, Winter’s published the following comments:
Airdrie United's young striker Ryan Donnelly is the subject of much transfer speculation after taking his tally to 24 goals in 25 games this season.The 20-year-old hit a consolation brace against Dundee United in the Scottish Cup tie on Saturday, with Airdrie losing the game 6-2. And the Lanarkshire side will be worrying about losing Donnelly with scouts across the
Aberdeen have announced that striker Scott Vernon and defender Andrew Considine have signed new deals with the Pittodrie side, giving Craig Brown's plans at the SPL side a boost.Aberdeen’s top scorer Vernon, has signed a deal that will see him stay at Pittodrie until the summer of 2014. While Considine has signed on until the summer of 2015. Dons manager
The abuse aimed at Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon during the 3-2 victory away to Cowdenbeath is set to go unpunished. Fenlon was the target of sustained abuse from the home fans, much of which centred on his nationality. The Dublin-born manager was seen speaking to the police as he walked away from the pitch after an interview. Fenlon brushed off
Host Andy Muirhead is joined by Chris Gallagher and Louis McCaffrey. Donald Stewart provides a round-up of all the Scottish Cup action from the weekend. While we look a bit more into several games, and the fifth round fraw of the Scottish Cup. With the January transfer window in full swing, we look at the comings and goings in Scotland
The draw for the fifth round of the Scottish Cup was made at Hampden yesterday and it threw up an all-SPL encounter for both sides of the Old Firm
This wasn’t supposed to be this easy for Ally McCoist’s men. They were meant to be faced with freezing temperatures and swirling winds at Arbroath’s Gayfield stadium and the prospect of balls landing in the North Sea. Instead, those associated with Rangers were greeted with one of the nicest days weather wise in a long time in Arbroath and saw
Hibernian today await the draw of the 5th round of the Scottish Cup after overcoming Cowdenbeath 3-2 at the weekend. Following a goal after just 19 seconds from Greig Stewart, Hibs responded with goals from Griffiths, Doyle and Wotherspoon before Jon Robertson made sure of a nervy finish for the SPL side as they desperately held on to the victory.
Pat Fenlon finally secured his first win as Hibernian manager with a victory in the Scottish cup 4th round away to 2nd Division leaders Cowdenbeath. However it was not all plain sailing for the SPL club
There’s no getting away from it, it’s currently a very good time to be a fan of Ross County FC. After last season’s trials and tribulations (three different managers, only nine wins from 36 league games and just 30 goals scored while finishing third last in the division) the first half of the 2011/12 campaign has been very sweet indeed.Currently
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