Aberdeen are knocked out of the CIS Cup by Dundee. Your normally impartial editor is not fucking happy about it. What is it with Aberdeen and Cup competitions? Click to continue reading...

Inside Left avoids using tired old clichés about how Scotland need to win on Saturday by inventing some completely new clichés. And in a quiet football weekend, we also look at games in the ALBA Challenge Cup and the Highland League. Click to continue reading...

Jings, crivens, help ma boab, it's Wednesday already. Time for a quick and not very serious look at the week so far. 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...

The Scottish football season finally came to a halt as Rangers win the Scottish Cup following their 1-0 victory over Falkirk last Saturday. The promotion and relegation fixtures have been played; St Johnstone, Raith Rovers, Ayr United, Stenhousemuir and Dumbarton are all preparing for life in a higher division following their promotions, while for Inverness Caley Thistle, Clyde, Airdrie United, Queens Park and Stranraer next season will mean having to adjust to life in a lower league. Click to continue reading...

Terry Butcher, the former England captain and current assistant manager with the Scottish national side has today been named as the new manager of struggling SPL side Inverness Caley. The move does not come without risk, given Butcher's record in football management. Is he the right choice, or have Caley missed the boat in not appointing a manager with more credible managerial experience? Click to continue reading...

Craig Brewster, sacked yesterday as manager of Inverness Caley, was in his second managerial spell at the club having re-joined Caley following spells as manager of home-town team Dundee United and as a player with Aberdeen. Inverness, who finished 9th in the table last season are one of only four clubs in the SPL never to have been relegated, but the teams performances this season has made many in the stands wonder if this is the year that that statistic will change . Click to continue reading...

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...