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It's clear why Tartan Army pine for Ange Postecoglou over cautious Steve Clarke

Many Scotland fans would love to see Ange Postecoglou replace Steve Clarke, but what they want more than anything is a side who will attack...

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Why Steve Clarke won't repeat 4-4-2 experiment when Scotland launch World Cup bid

Steve Clarke switched to a 4-4-2 against Liechtenstein and Scotland won 4-0 - but Kris Boyd doesn't think he'll use it in World Cup qualifying.

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Why Scotland's win over minnows still augurs well for World Cup qualifying campaign

Scotland's win over Liechtenstein was akin to a victory against Coatbridge - but here's why it still augurs well for the World Cup qualifying…

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'I'm a different player' - Academy kid Robbie Ure on £750k move and leaving Rangers

Robbie Ure lived his dream by scoring for Rangers, but explains why he left Ibrox, reveals bond with Celtic's Kasper Schmeichel, and his hopes for…

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Heroes or hooligans? Scotland's ultras finally have their say on public image

Scotland's football ultras have something to say about the way they are portrayed and underrepresented by the authorities and the media. Here is…

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Andy Robertson says Man United didn't give Scott McTominay respect he deserved

Liverpool's Andy Robertson says that Scotland teammate Scott McTominay didn't get 'the respect he deserves' when he was at Manchester United.

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The curious case of Lewis Ferguson, and why he is now ready to star for Scotland

Despite a successful spell in Italy and becoming Bologna captain, Lewis Ferguson has yet to establish himself for Scotland. Here's why that is about…

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The Iceman Cometh: Johannes Edvaldsson made Celtic history and led a foreign invasion

Icelandic internationalist Johannes Edvaldsson was involved in some historic successes at Celtic - and paved the way for foreign players in Scotland.

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Risky Rangers appointment Russell Martin will start on back foot with supporters

The new Rangers hierarchy have ignored fan opinion and plumped for Russell Martin as manager, a risky choice in a summer full of them in Scotland...

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Why Kilmarnock manager has no regrets about making way for Mark Hughes at Carlisle

Why new Kilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell has no regrets about making way for Mark Hughes at Carlisle United after moving on from Motherwell.

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Ex-Celt on Liverpool takeover bid and why Parkhead fans won't allow American buyout

The former Celtic captain who advised an attempted Liverpool takeover has ruled out the Parkhead club ever being bought by American investors.

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Mikael Mandron on St Mirren snobbery, Scotland dream, Di Canio and Gareth Bale

Mikael Mandron on playing under Paolo Di Canio, against Gareth Bale, his Scotland dreams, and why there is snobbery over St Mirren and Stephen…

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Why Motherwell should avoid 'safe' appointment after shock Michael Wimmer exit

Michael Wimmer's departure came as a shock to the Motherwell support, but the club should avoid a 'safe' option when looking for his replacement.

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Emotional Scotland legend Rachel Corsie announces retirement from football

Scotland captain Rachel Corsie has explained why she has decided to retire from football following the latest national team camp.

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Aberdeen can land a blow for Scottish game at Hampden - by ending Celtic's dominance

Aberdeen can land a blow for Scottish football in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup final at Hampden today by ending Celtic's domestic dominance.

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Neil Warnock on Aberdeen exit truth, Rangers job & 'arrogant' Philippe Clement

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Paulo Bernardo gives Jota injury update after catching up with Celtic teammate

Celtic midfielder Paulo Bernardo caught up with his compatriot and teammate Jota this week, and revealed how his rehab from an ACL injury is going...

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Motherwell youngster on Miller inspiration, Annan loan, and 'exciting' Wimmer

Luca Ross is hoping that his Annan loan can help him follow in the footsteps of his friend Lennon Miller at Motherwell under 'exciting' Michael…

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What Jimmy Thelin can learn about beating Celtic from the 'worst Aberdeen team ever'

Jimmy Thelin has been told he can lead Aberdeen to Scottish Cup glory against Celtic - if he adopts the same tactics as their "worst ever…

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Trigger-happy Dundee need some stability if they are to shake yo-yo tag

Dundee are looking for yet another manager having sacked Tony Docherty, but if it is to be a young coach like Shaun Maloney, they must give him time…

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Kasper Schmeichel ignoring the ignorant as Celtic keeper won't quit Denmark

Celtic keeper Kasper Schmeichel has opened up on how he doesn't let criticism - even recent personal attacks from his homeland - get to him.

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Steve Clarke laments costly keeper 'oversight' and begins 'Scottish grannies' search

Steve Clarke has bemoaned the “oversight” which has left Scotland facing a worrying goalkeeper shortage ahead of their World Cup qualifying…

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'Frontrunner' Shaun Maloney interested in talks to become Dundee manager

Shaun Maloney is the early frontrunner for the Dundee job following the sacking of Tony Docherty, and the former Celtic attacker is interested in…

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Daizen Maeda on the sport he prefers to football, and a possible new Celtic deal

Daizen Maeda has revealed that he wanted to pursue another sport before becoming a footballer, and addressed the issue of extending his Celtic deal.

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It's a nightmare, it's not safe: Trongate residents braced for Celtic title party

Trongate residents and business owners are disappointed the authorities are allowing the unofficial Celtic title party to go ahead again tomorrow.

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