For some reason, it seems like ages since last had a round of club football, but we're sure happy that it's back on the agenda this weekend, because, well, this has been another particularly stressful week in the constantly varying Scottish football landscape. Most friendlies are futile. These days they serve only as an excuse to increase [. Click to continue reading...

Last Saturday's derby between Hamilton and Motherwell produced a few DTotD worthy tackles and some fine goals, too. Our interest in the game, however, is when Hamilton's overly excited manager, Billy Reid, celebrates his side's second goal (both scored a man down) by jumping up and grabbing the advertisement board above the dugout, which he rips off, causing him to fall on his ass (4:28 into the video).

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Needing a win to leapfrog over Rangers Tony Mowbray's side beat Hamilton.

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We're only 5 games in, but the SPL is already beginning to take on a familiar shape: the Old Firm at the top, a clutch of also-rans in the middle and the rest following on below. Click to continue reading...

Champions League football returns to the Scottish league. Rangers take on VfB Stuttgart in the opening game of this years group stages. We present a quick preview. Click to continue reading...

We preview four of the top games in Scotland this weekend and tip Hearts, Inverness, Cowdenbeath and Livingston to pick up three points. Click to continue reading...

The second round of the League Cup, otherwise known as the Co-Operative Insurance Cup takes place tonight and tomorrow. Click to continue reading...

We take a look at last nights pre-season friendlies. Aberdeen win (if only just), while Celtic and Accies both fail to score and St Mirren get a right tanking. New boys St Johnstone do us proud though! Click to continue reading...

Inside Left gives you a quick roundup of the various friendlies featuring Scottish teams taking place this evening. Click to continue reading...

Hamilton and Ireland u21 midfielder James McCarthy has agreed a four-year contract to join Wigan Athletic for a fee of about £1.2m rising to £3m depending on appearances.
Wigan's English top-flight rivals Wolves also had an offer accepted by the Scottish Premier League club. Click to continue reading...

The Scottish Premier League released its 2009-10 fixtures list recently.
Opening Weekend Rundown -- Here are three important matches, Rangers, 2008-09 SPL title holders, hosts Falkirk while Celtic visits Aberdeen and neophyte St. Johnstone has Motherwell at home all on Saturday, August 15th. Click to continue reading...

Celtic have had an offer for 18-year-old midfielder James McCarthy rejected by Hamilton Academical.
The Scottish Premier League leaders tabled their bid for the Ireland u21 international on Wednesday and talks have followed between the two clubs.
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Hamilton Academicals manager Billy Reid believes that James McCarthy's immediate future still lies at New Douglas Park, despite the interest the youngster has attracted from a host of top clubs.
Reid watched the 18-year-old put in one of his most impressive shifts for the club on Saturday, tearing Kilmarnock apart and scoring both goals in his side's 2-1 win. Click to continue reading...

Hamilton and Ireland starlet James McCarthy maintains he is ‘happy' where he is, despite clubs circling around the young midfielder.
Rangers and Celtic have been widely reported to be interested in the 18-year-old, but he is in no hurry to leave the Lanarkshire club. Click to continue reading...

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The weather may have gotten the better of the Scottish Cup games at Forfar, Brechin and Inverurie, but there was plenty of action in the other fixtures taking place. We round up the Scottish Cup action with the reports from the various club sites (where possible) and some nice pictures. Click to continue reading...

Hamilton have completed the loan signings of Celtic forward Paul McGowan, 21, and Rangers defender Jordan McMillan, 20. Both have yet to make an impact on the teamsheets as McGowan has completed two substitute appearances while McMillan is still waiting for his debut at Ibrox.

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We bring you four of the weekends fixtures by way of a trawl through the video archive courtesy of YouTube. Click to continue reading...

The game at Ibrox between Rangers and Hamilton provide enough goals to make up for the games called off in the Scottish Premier League today at Kilmarnock and Motherwell. For Rangers it was another good win to keep the pressure on Celtic. For Hamilton Accies, it was a day to forget. Click to continue reading...

- According to this article, we're going to make a £10m bid for French superstar Samir Nasri. Bullocks. I'm not saying it wouldn't be nice to have him, but first off, he primarily plays central midfield and we're kind of loaded in that department. He is versatile enough to play the wings as well, but unless he's going to be content sharing time there, he won't approve the transfer. Click to continue reading...