Old Firm derby highlights contrasting trajectories of Celtic and Rangers
If Old Firm derbies define a Scottish season, it is fitting Sunday’s version sums up the curious nature of the campaign to date.
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If Old Firm derbies define a Scottish season, it is fitting Sunday’s version sums up the curious nature of the campaign to date.
Former Derby County midfielder Craig Bryson believes the Rams are a Premier League club despite the fact they will be plying their trade in the third tier of English football next season, speaking to the Daily Record.
Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers is one of two players from the current cinch Premiership leaders nominated for the Scottish Football Writers’ Player of the Year award.
There is no such thing as a free pass for a Rangers manager going into an Old Firm match, even when it isn’t the most important fixture on his immediate schedule.
Outgoing QPR boss Mark Warburton has suggested he is ready to step back into management straight away but is only willing to go to a club where he can succeed.
The last time I sat down with Ian Murray, to talk Hibernian and the enticements but also the perils of football management, he had daddy day-care duties. His son Lewis came along, but didn’t contribute to the debate. Hardly surprising, really: the lad was not yet three and some sticker-book dinosaurs were in urgent need of affixing.
Souttar has been absent with an ankle problem since being forced off in the 2-2 draw with Dundee United in March, while Craig Halkett took a significant blow to his ankle in the 2-1 semi-final victory over Hibs at Hampden Park. Manager Robbie Neilson is insistent both players will be available for selection at the national stadium, but neither can afford any setbacks with the showpiece encounter now just three weeks away.
After joining in April 2018 following spells with Hibs and Spartans, Kaney was part of the side which finished third in the SWPL 2, missing out on promotion to the top flight.