Barry Douglas delivers brutal St Johnstone truth as he warns them 'livelihoods are at stake'
Barry Douglas has warned his St Johnstone team mates they need to realise livelihoods are at stake if they don’t dig themselves out of relegation trouble.
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'Sticking Plaster' David Moyes Backs Everton To Beat Premier League Drop
David Moyes insisted on Monday he had jumped at the chance to manage Everton for a second spell and was confident of extending the club's 71-year stay in English football's top-flight. The Scot, 61, enjoyed great success during his first 11-year stint at Goodison Park from 2002 to 2013, a period including a fourth place Premier League finish in 2005 and a FA Cup final appearance in 2009. Everton have fallen on harder times since he departed for a short-lived reign as Alex Ferguson's successor at Manchester United.
Patrick Stewart's Rangers address slammed as Ibrox CEO warned there is 'no silver bullet' in sacking Phillippe Clement
Michael Stewart has slammed the timing of new Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart's decision to publicly come out and back Philippe Clement.
Tony Docherty not surprised Rangers want Lyall Cameron as he reveals Dundee star wants to explore his transfer options
Tony Docherty is not surprised Lyall Cameron is on Rangers’ summer wanted list because he knows first-hand what a top talent he is.
Ex-Lion and Scotland captain Peter Brown dies aged 83
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend has paid tribute to former national team captain Peter Brown following his death at the age of 83.
Everton boss Moyes confident he can replicate past success
Everton manager David Moyes said on Monday he was confident in his ability to lead the Merseyside club to better days again, almost 12 years after his first spell in charge during which they had their only top-four finish of the last 37 years.
David Moyes admits Everton return is 'sticking plaster' solution
David Moyes admits his return to Goodison Park is a "sticking plaster" solution to Everton's relegation issues but is confident they can escape the drop and return to the heights he led them to for 11 years in his first spell.
Brendan Rodgers happy with Adam Idah's Celtic contribution and weighing up Johnny Kenny decision
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers insists he is happy with Adam Idah's contribution despite a recent goal drought, while he is also weighing up whether to keep Johnny Kenny in Glasgow or send the Sligo native out on loan.