Saturday's Scottish gossip
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FOOTBALL GOSSIP
Former Aberdeen boss Sir Alex Ferguson believes his old side have what it takes to go level on points with Celtic by winning in Glasgow this weekend. (Daily Mail), external
Celtic manager Ronny Deila has criticised broadcaster Sky for scheduling Sunday's match at noon, insisting the "big game" should have been played later in the day. (Herald), external
Aberdeen defender Donervorn Daniels insists his team-mates are serious about preventing Celtic winning their fourth consecutive top-flight title. (Press and Journal), external
Deila believes the game is a "cup final" for the Dons but not for his own side. (Daily Record), external
Meanwhile, Celtic have called on their supporters to name and shame those fans responsible for letting off three flares during Thursday's defeat by Inter Milan at the San Siro. (Daily Mail), external
Rangers players were booed off the field following their 1-1 draw at the Falkirk Stadium on Friday evening. (Scotsman), external
Meanwhile, former Bayern Munich and Fulham manager Felix Magath has proxied his shareholding in Rangers to supporters ahead of Friday's extraordinary general meeting when shareholders will vote on whether current board members will be replaced. (Daily Record), external
And Rangers have admitted in a statement to the London Stock Exchange that they made erroneous claims about chief executive Derek Llambias' record at Newcastle United. (Daily Record), external
That admission has prompted criticism of the Rangers board by supporters. (Herald), external
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson believes midfielder Jamie Walker "is probably technically the best player we have" who has "a massive future in the game". (Scotsman), external
Arthur Albiston, the 14-times caped Scotland defender who spent much of his career with Manchester United, believes Brian McClair is the right choice for the Scottish FA performance director role, after it was confirmed the 51-year-old would be leaving his academy role with United to take up the SFA post. (Herald), external
Former Scotland and Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson has criticised Gunners' celebrity supporter Piers Morgan for his relentless criticism of manager Arsene Wenger. (Independent), external
OTHER GOSSIP
Andy Murray will be at his best in next month's Davis Cup match against USA in Glasgow despite making early exits from recent tournaments, according to American former tennis player Andre Agassi. (Herald), external
Assistant coach Duncan Hodge says it's time for Scotland to lose the gallant loser tag as they prepare to face Italy in the Six Nations at Murrayfield on Saturday. (Herald), external
- Published27 February 2015
- Published27 February 2015
- Published27 February 2015
- Published28 February 2015