Cyriel Dessers reveals Rangers history lesson on Ibrox museum tour as Walter Smith mantra still applies
The late great Walter Smith had one piece of advice for any new manager finding his feet at Ibrox. ‘Just win,’ he’d say.
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Daizen Maeda is the Celtic star Rangers fear most as Chris Sutton compares bargain bucket Olympian to O'Neill's flying machine
Chris Sutton remembers when Martin O’Neill reached into the bargain bucket and brought out a diamond in Didier Agathe.
Cammy Devlin hopes new Hearts deal includes silver bonus as he accepts displays have been far from gold standard
Cammy Devlin was delighted Hearts hit the button on his contract extension – and he’d be even happier to deliver a trophy to Tynecastle.
Victory for Saudi handball team in Asian Games as tennis duo, fencers bow out
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s mens handball team were victorious in their second game at the Asian Games on Monday, beating Mongolian 45-15. Saudi Arabia were seeking to revive their tournament after loosing to Japan in the opening game. They are now in joint second place in Group D alongside Iran, who they play on Wednesday. In Boxing, the Kingdom’s Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi qualified for the round of 16 in the 51kg category, while teammate Raghad Al-Naimi bowed out after losing to Kazakhstan’s Natalia Bogdanova in the 66kg weight class.
Joe Namath blasts Zach Wilson as Jets reaffirm faith in QB - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Embattled New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson received a strong vote of confidence Monday from coach Robert Saleh — and scathing criticism from the most famous quarterback in franchise history.
Huge blow for Waterford as Austin Gleeson opts out
Waterford have suffered a huge blow ahead of the 2024 season after Austin Gleeson confirmed that he would not be involved.
Luca Brecel misses chance to usurp Ronnie O'Sullivan as world number one
Luca Brecel's bid to end Ronnie O’Sullivan’s 17-month reign as world number one was halted by Ding Junhui at the Cazoo British Open.
Bob MacIntyre fulfilling Ryder Cup dream as Scots kids told it doesn't matter 'where the hell you are from'
Bob MacIntyre believes his arrival at the Ryder Cup proves no Scottish kid should ever give up on their sporting dreams.