Scottish Gossip: Celtic, SFA, Rodgers, Ross County, Dundee United
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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is listed as one of the bookmakers favourites to replace Eddie Howe as Newcastle United manager (Scottish Sun, external)
Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has branded the Scottish FA an 'embarrassment' for banning Hibs manager Nick Montgomery from wearing a microphone during last night's TV coverage of the Edinburgh derby. (Daily Record, external)
But the SFA says it was only following laws set by the International Football Association Board which prevents team staff members using mics outside of safety or coaching reasons. (Scottish Sun, external)
Ross County manager Steven Ferguson insists postponing their game against Rangers due to weather conditions was the right decision, despite being the Dingwall side's fifth call-off of the season. (Press and Journal, external)
Dundee United midfielder Mathew Cudjoe has revealed his agent booked him a personal trainer in a bid to get the 20-year-old back into the first team after injury and suspension. (The Courier, external)
Rangers donated their unused food from the weather-postponed match with Ross County to a Glasgow foodbank (The Herald, external)
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