Want to keep up with all of the latest news and info on your favorite Scottish Premier League club? Want to read up on your club's opponent ahead of a big league clash? We've compiled links to the official club sites and news, squad, fixtures/results, and NewsNow sections for each Scottish Premier League club so [. Click to continue reading...

The American presence in the EPL continues to diminish by the week, and this time around Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard takes a few lumps.


DaMarcus Beasley and Maurice Edu Rangers
Vs. Partick Thistle (Beasley 48 minutes, 1 assist)
Vs. Hibernian (DNP)
Beasley proved to be crucial in Wednesday's CIS Insurance Cup fixture as he set up the extra time winner against Partick. Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex Ferguson knows what it takes to win. Just look at his record in management. A first division title with St Mirren, 10 trophies with Aberdeen, two of those European Cups and an astonishing 30 pieces of silverware in 22 years at Manchester United. However, over those years, he has ... Click to continue reading...

27/09/2008

Celtic - Aberdeen 3 - 2
Dundee - Hearts 3 - 0
Falkirk - Hamilton 4 - 1
Inverness - Kilmarnock 3 - 1
Motherwell - St.Mirren 2 - 1

28/09/2008

Hibernian - Rangers 0 - 3

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27/09/2008

Celtic - Aberdeen ore 16.00
Dundee - Hearts ore 16.00
Falkirk - Hamilton ore 16.00
Inverness - Kilmarnock ore 16.00
Motherwell - St.Mirren ore 16.00

28/09/2008

Hibernian - Rangers ore 15.00

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13/09/2008

Motherwell - Celtic ore 13.30
Aberdeen - Hamilton ore 16.00
Falkirk - Hearts ore 16.00
Hibernian - Dundee United ore 16.00
Inverness - St.Mirren ore 16.00
Rangers - Kilmarnock ore 16.00

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It's been another busy evening in both European and domestic cup competitions for several of our sides. In an evening of high-scoring games, including a rampant performance by St. Mirren, the magic of the Cup has given us one shock result, while it's more bad news for St. Johnstone. Queen of the South's European adventure came [. Click to continue reading...

An entertaining weekend of football in the SPl this week.

Aberdeen held Rangers, in the early kick off game, to a 1-1 draw with Rangers having a late goal by DaMarcus Beasley ruled out for offside when he was clearly a yard on. Davie Weir opened the scoring for Rangers in a half they dominated, Derek Young equalised just before the break for The Dons. Click to continue reading...

The Scottish Premier League started this past weekend, and with it came the inevitable first fight between players and fans of the season. Out celebrating their win over local rivals St. Mirren, Celtic stars Darren O'Dea, Aiden McGeady and Scott Brown found themselves in a spot of bother outside the trendy Bamboo club in Glasgow city centre.

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By Alan
Soccer City FC

The Scottish Premier League and the French Ligue 1 both started last weekend with champions Celtic and Lyon opening their title defences with victories respectively.

Celtic hosted St Mirren in a scrappy encounter at Parkhead and it took a penalty by Barry Robson to claim three points for the Glasgow outfit. Click to continue reading...

Soccer is coming back in many of the leagues throughout Europe. The English Premier League had a rather slow start with the Charity Shield game between Manchester United and Portsmouth, which ended 0-0 and then went to penalty kicks where Man U won easily.

In France, Lyon got off the a strong start, with Karim Benzema scoring 2 goals to lead them to a 3-0 victory over Toulouse. Click to continue reading...

Defending champions Celtic get their season off to a winning start with a hard fought 1-0 victory over St Mirren at Parkhead. The goal came from a controversial penalty in the 64th minute, taken by Barry Robson (pictured above). Click to continue reading...

2008-09 Scottish premier league: Celtic are meeting St Mirren in the first round in premier league Sunday August 10th. Watch the highlights and LIVESTREAM here. Pre-register at the NEW football site 11×2 today!  Click to continue reading...

(All times UK. Pre-season friendly games are not included.)

Friday

19:30 Barrow v Oxford Utd, Blue Square Premier, Setanta Sports 1
Setanta have reduced the number of live Blue Square games this season. This is possibly because of poor ratings or because they've got other football to show instead. Click to continue reading...

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Dominic Shimmin Trialing at St. Mirren -St. Mirren Unofficial Site "Black and White Army" "...Dumbarton 2 Saints 2 -Tuesday, 22 July 2008 "....[St. Mirren[ handed a debut to trialist centre half Dominic Shimmin. The towering defender apparently is a Londoner who started out with Arsenal and has since played with QPR. Click to continue reading...

Following on from our look at how we think the top half of the league will finish, we conclude our Scottish Premier League season predictions with the lower half of the league (there are images in this post, but there's something up with the WordPress servers, so use your imagination). Hearts Hearts finished eighth last year, [. Click to continue reading...

In different ways a strange week for two Scottish coaches. Alex Miller sets off from Rafa's shoulder to Japan where he is charged with taking JEF United Chiba (no me either) off the foot of the J-League. Miller managed Morton, St Mirren, Hibs and Aberdeen in Scotland before winding up in the Anfield boot room in 1999. Click to continue reading...

Scottish football has treated Andy Dorman very well.

Since arriving at St. Mirren Park in January, the Welshman has not only gotten himself up to speed, but has secured a spot in the Saints' starting XI as well. In his first start with his new club on January 19th, Dorman assisted on teammate Mark Corcoran's first goal of the match against Motherwell. Click to continue reading...

Moyes and Ferguson are two bookends, at utterly separate stages of their career, but ther are the two shining lights of Scottish management. Whereas Sir Alex has managed five clubs; East Stirlingshire, St Mirren Aberdeen, Scotland, and Manchester United - Moyes has managed just two Preston North End and Everton - and at both clubs [. Click to continue reading...

CONVICT BARTON: Joey Barton has done it again. This time, I don't feel like commenting. So there. This to go with terrible Newcastle form, Big Sam Allardyce teetering on the edge of unemployment...Newcastle really does have some sort of curse. BIANCHI: Rolando Bianchi has hit out at English culture, cuisine, referees, and his teammates in his latest [. Click to continue reading...

Sunday 2nd December

This weekend has had a sense of irony for Lotw. Take today. Christmas shopping wie MrsG, when standing in the middle of the chaos that is a shopping centre, which resembles the beginning of "Saving Private Ryan" , the music booming from the PA is not Uncle Noddy and the boys bellowing "It's Christttttttmasssss" but Uncle Lou Reed singing an ode to heroin addiction aboot it being "A Perfect Day"

It would have been perfect day, if i was anywhere else and if the Hoops hudnae dropped two points to an ironic last minute pen the day before. Click to continue reading...