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MANCHESTER, England : Nine years of exhilarating, high-octane football is over at Anfield, with new Liverpool coach Arne Slot looking to herald a new era on Merseyside by bringing a different style of play altogether.
Stephen Robinson has questioned whether Brann should be FITTER as he shut down accusations of unsportsmanship that led to St Mirren's late equaliser
St Johnstone thought they were onto something in 2018 when Rangers drew 2-2 with Villarreal in Spain three days before hosting them at Ibrox – only to be demolished 5-1.
Yan Dhanda was pretty bold with his statements about going past the Old Firm.
Hamilton Accies Women are ready and raring to go ahead of their SWPL2 opener at home to Livingston on Sunday, according to boss Robert Watson.
Samuel Chukwueze believes he has improved ahead of the new season with AC Milan and has high hopes for the Rossoneri, reports footitalia.com. The Nigerian international has been one of Milan’s most encouraging prospects in pre-season, scoring against the likes of Real Madrid while setting up winners in their match against Manchester City.
Derek McInnes says he loves Bobby Wales and believes his fairytale finale can set Kilmarnock up to pass their Tromso test.
The start of the 2024 season is only a few weeks away, but a handful of coaches enter the season with "win or go home" mandates from ownership. Although some of the coaches sitting on this hot seat list have enjoyed success with their current teams, the short attention spans of owners and observers force coaches to maintain their winning ways or risk losing their jobs in a league that annually turns over around 25 percent of its head coaches.