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The transfer window is sneakingly the best period to be a football fan. Often it’s the most exciting. There are no defeats, no disappointing or mind-numbing draws to haul us back to reality. The sky is the limit. Every new addition is thought to be capable of conquering the world, while the manager is unable to frustrate with baffling tactical decisions as there are no matches in which to do so.
Hearts’ difficult second album
Lee Johnson has revealed he had a go at signing 'Sunshine on Leith' as he opened up on bumping into Hibs fans during the pre-season trip to Portugal.
Rangers should be making an "aggressive" move to land Martin Boyle with his future in Saudi Arabia is in doubt after his Al-Faisaly side were relegated from the top division, claims Craig Moore.
Hibs and Hearts were due to meet at Easter Road on Saturday, August 6, in a 3pm kick-off. That match will now be shown live by Sky Sports on Sunday, August 7, at 12pm.
Hibs chief Executive Ben Kensell told fans that defender Rocky Bushiri asked him why the Easter Road faithful 'hated' him during a text message conversation at the end of last season with the revelation coming shortly after criticism over the defender's permanent transfer from Norwich City.
It is near impossible to discuss style of football in the context of Dundee United and not reference Jim McLean once fining his team for not being entertaining enough in a 6-1 Scottish Cup over Motherwell.
The former winger started his career at Easter Road after being spotted by Alex Miller while playing for Hutchison Vale. He spent six years in the first team before making a 1998 switch to Derby County for £300,000 a month into the First Division season following the club’s relegation the campaign prior.